Follow-up Comment #3, bug #68855 (group groff):
[comment #2 comment #2:]
> ...this distinction leaves me no wider
wiser
> in fact, that is the only way in the *roff language to do so. We don't have
> a request or an alternative escape sequence for configuring the stroke
> thickness.
Not precisely true. One can cheat via embedding raw grout via `\!`,
`.output`. This amounts to the same thing, though, since there's also only
one (conventional) grout command for configuring the line thickness, and it,
shockingly, is spelled "D t" (or "Dt" if one has antipathy for whitespace).
Also, the Savannah web UI is ridiculously slow today. What gives? (He
wondered to no one who can do anything about it.)
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