A quick question regarding page range delimiters. I noticed that citeproc-js seems to replace the delimiter even when the style does not define a page-range-format — at least that's my inference, from the test suite, e.g.: the input for test fullstyles_ABdNT is pages "159-181" and the expected result is "159– 181"; the style being tested (associacao-brasileira-de-normas-tecnicas) does not have a page-range-format option.
The spec says that "If the attribute is not set, page ranges are rendered without reformatting." — My understanding of this was that page variable should not be touched at all, but the test case seems to suggest that the delimiter should still be replaced. Did I miss something here? If not (and if replacement is indeed the preferred approach) I think this should be stated explicitly in the spec. Sylvester
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