Add ToC & max clause depth to provide flexibility#663
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Ecma house style is a ToC 3 deep and max clauses 6, but there may be scenarios where a TC wants to generate a draft with fewer or more in the context of their specific standard
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I received clarification on conflicting direction from the secretariat. The maximum total clause depth is 5 (1.2.3.4.5), not 5 subdivisions. I have updated the PR in 7c88604 |
thanks Michael Co-authored-by: Michael Ficarra <github@michael.ficarra.me>
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Ecma house style is a ToC 3 deep and max clauses 6, but there may be scenarios where a TC wants to generate a draft with fewer or more in the context of their specific standard