doc-base registration is now handled by triggers and no longer required
and removal of /usr/doc links was completed long ago.

Build-Depend on texlive rather than tetex-extra.  texlive appears to
be sufficient for how Policy uses debiandoc-sgml and pulls in far
fewer packages.

The # must be in the first column.  Thanks to Adeodato Simó for the
wording suggestion.

Document the debian/control comment syntax of lines starting with #,
including their behavior with multiline fields.  Based on wording by
Julien Cristau <jcristau@debian.org>.

Closes #446712.

/var/run and /var/lock may be mounted as temporary filesystems, and init
scripts must therefore create any necessary subdirectories dynamically.

Thanks to Colin Watson for the review.

Remove the requirement of special handling of init scripts ending in *.sh.

Also reword the footnote about the Social Contract language slightly.

* Include the full name of each menu category rather than only the
  portion relative to the parent heading to be clearer in long category
  lists.  Thanks, Christoph Berg.  (Closes: #511804)

Fix the wrong version number in the explanation text (thanks Emilio
Pozuelo Monfort) and potentially confusing wording (thanks Don
Armstrong).

Add an explanation of the example and an additional example and
explanation for handling of architecture restrictions within alternatives.
Thanks, Guillem Jover.  (Closes: #163666)

* Add --wildcards to the sample tar command in appendix B.1 for
  extracting the package copyright file, adjusting for new tar option
  behavior.  Thanks, Yan Morin.  (Closes: #503685)

* Reword the requirement that maintainer scripts exit with a zero
  status on success to avoid double-negatives.

Clarify that translation is only required for user-visible debconf
messages.  Capitalize "Debian Configuration Management Specification"
uniformly.  Thanks, Julian Andres Klode.  (Closes: #492624)

Thanks, Charles Plessy.  (Closes: #491985)

Fix a spelling error and try to provide more concrete guidance around
local system administrator configuration.  Thanks to Josip Rodin for
the wording review.

When the diversion was added in a particular version of a package,
an aborted upgrade to a newer version with the diversion from an
older version without the diversion should remove the diversion when
rolling back to the older version.  Add the necessary postrm code and
explanation.  Thanks to Raphael Hertzog for the review.