Thanks Pedro for fixing the manual!
That only leaves the issue of the exporter.
Now my original report wasn't quite as specific as it could've
been.
If the texinfo file contains "@strong{note }" (with a space at the
end) then it will issue the warning but it seems to render
correctly.
The real issue seems to show if there is "@strong{note .*:.*}".
That is if there is a ":" sometime after "note".
A file containing "@strong{Note fly me :to the moon}" will display
as "See fly me", a broken cross reference. It also seems to
gobble up some of the following lines.
During OrgMeetup today, Ihor suggested shoving an @anchor in there
to see if that helps. It initially looked like it did but that
was only because it was eating the space after "note". Putting
the space back in place makes it a cross reference again.
I have spent like 3 hours on this and I have come with 2
solutions. Well two variations of the same solution.
Nonbreaking space: @strong{Note@U{00A0}fly me : to the moon}
Zero width space: @strong{Note@U{200B} fly me : to the moon}
Emacs seems to render NBSP as "_" and it also prevents breaking so
the zero width one it probably better.
IDK what do you guys think?
