break extension conventions into two reference pages#1529
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As discussed, not ideal, but still better than the broken document we currently have.
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Merging as discussed in the March 3rd teleconference. |
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Apparently the reference page markup cannot span multiple sections without generating asciidoctor rendering issues. So, break the "extension conventions" reference page into two pages - one for "naming conventions", and another for "header conventions", where each page consists of a single section.