docs: Remove <authorgroup> #3464
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This pull request removes the <authorgroup> tag from various man pages to improve documentation accuracy. The changes primarily involve removing the tag. There's one instance where the author information was replaced instead of removed, which I've commented on.
We've just been copy pasting this; for some commands it's true, but others have been written by other people. Most of the commands just call into the library code which is written by various people. Because it isn't really accurate, just drop it. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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We've just been copy pasting this; for some commands it's true, but others have been written by other people. Most of the commands just call into the library code which is written by various people.
Because it isn't really accurate, just drop it.