HTML: Assign glossary terms with grouping keys to single-character groupings #12862
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This fixes a bug where previously the `category_key` -- an optional grouping that can be specified on glossary terms -- was used directly as the group name to place terms within in the generated HTML index. The fix re-uses a similar logic flow as used in `_key_func_1`, where the `category_key` is used to derive (but not as an absolute source of) the index group.
The grouping key (`category_key`) from glossary terms is used to decide what symbol/character to group the corresponding terms into. However: the terms are not guaranteed to begin with the same symbol as the `category_key`. This code therefore places them into a nested definition entry in the index, with the complete `category_key` as the parent label. Relates to commit 4255bbe.
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Feature or Bugfix
Purpose
glossaryitems by a single-character symbol instead of grouping key (when present).Detail
category_key-- the entire grouping key name -- and using that as a heading to place glossary terms under, instead derive a single-character symbol fromcategory_key._key_func_1function.Concerns
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Before (en)
After (en)
Edit: fixup: I'd uploaded an incorrect after-fix sample image, containing a made-up
fooonfermion in the glossary. That is now corrected.