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Drop the "Where things moved" section from the README - #401
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It documented the page's own history rather than the tool, and the mapping it described is already obvious from the documentation table above it.
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The section documented the page's own history rather than the tool. The documentation table above it already says where each subject lives, so the mapping it described was redundant as well as backward-looking.
Links to the old anchors now land at the top of the README, which is a landing page with the documentation table in it — so a stale deep link still gets the reader to the right place, just one click later.
No other section in the README or under
docs/refers to a previous state of the documentation; I checked. The README is down to 139 lines, and there are no<details>blocks left anywhere in the docs.