texi: Remove mention of non-existent concepts in index. #95
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This effectively merges #60, with the following changes: The commit ‘un-comment indices’ was in the future (time-wise) and previously (commit history) mostly duplicated in: commit 36a6cc7 Author: Ludovic Courtès <[email protected]> Date: Mon Feb 6 14:43:20 2023 +0100 doc: Add index. * fibers.texi (Index): New node. without mentioning the previous (time-wise) PR #60. The difference between the PR and this commit is that it appears to merge the function and concept index. Another difference: it's squashed. * fibers.texi (Index): Don't mention concepts in the menu.
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See #60 and comment there. This ‘PR’ is just for CI reasons as I can't change the branch of PR #60.