Follow-up Comment #3, bug #61836 (group groff): The formatter is single-pass, but are the output drivers as well? My guess is yes, since they're designed to work in a pipeline.
But if they're not, could grout itself be given new commands saying what order
its pages should appear in? To relocate a TOC, for example, the end of the
grout file could be a command specifying "page order: 1-4, 212-213, 5-211,"
and the postprocessor would order the pages as specified. From comment #1, it
sounds like at least gropdf already has the machinery available to do this.
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