DocBook NG: The “Eaux-de-vie” Release

I thought I’d wait a little longer for this release, leaving it until the post-DocBook 4.4 time frame, but I decided to fix a few bugs sooner rather than later.

This is the fifth release of DocBook NG.

I thought I’d wait a little longer for this release, leaving it until the post-DocBook 4.4 time frame, but I decided to fix a few bugs sooner rather than later.

I restored the <link> element. Using <phrase> as a replacement was stupid.
I fixed bugs in the content model of admonitions with respect to <info> elements.
I adjusted the patterns for CALS tables to prevent <entrytbl> from appearing directly in the rows of an <entrytbl>. Added Schematron exclusions to prevent CALS tables from nesting.
I finally fixed the <biblioref> bug that Bruce D'Arcus has kindly reported in each of the previous two releases. The <citation> element now allows all the inlines, including <biblioref>.

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