Move curl-setopt constants to their own variablelist #3586
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July 20, 2024 15:16
Remove para and simpara elements from within the para element of constants' lisitem element (description)
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This PR copies all the
CURLOPT_*constants from thecurl-setopt()page to a dedicated<variablelist>on the cURL constants page. The changes in the first commit were made using this script and the second (DocBook compliant markup) commit was made by going through the individual issues one by one in order for the docs to compile.The constant descriptions removed in third commit (and probably a lot more) will be added in a follow-up PR once all the
CURL*constants are documented.There is more that could have been updated in this new file (e.g. adding tags, referencing groups of constants (e.g.
CURLSSLOPT_*) instead of listing them individually, etc.) but this PR has lots of changes as it is. I will probably open follow-up PRs once all theCURL*constants are documented.