Expand Section 2.5 entry in the PER-CS 2.0 to 3.0 migration guide#148
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Section 2.5 existed in 2.0 but covered only keyword and type casing. The entire compound-type subsection is new in 3.0. The migration guide's existing Section 2.5 entry compressed the spec's multi-line splitting rules into a single bullet that did not mention the symbol at start of line requirement and was inaccurate for pure intersections. This commit rewrites the splitting guidance into three bullets that match the spec, in the same order.
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Section 2.5 in 3.0 defines how to split a compound type across multiple lines:
The migration guide's existing Section 2.5 entry compressed these into a single bullet that omitted the symbol at start requirement and was inaccurate for pure intersections.
These rules, along with the rest of the compound-type formatting conventions, were introduced by #45. This PR rewrites the splitting guidance into three bullets that match the spec, in the same order.