[Docs] Simplify the differences table in main doc #779
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The heading of the section says “difference”, yet most of the rows have no difference, leading to a confusion.
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@denis-sokolov this is a workable suggestion. Could you PR this? |
| @jessebeach, sure! #786 |
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The heading of the section says “difference”, yet most of the rows have no difference, leading to a confusion.
Alternatively, I would suggest renaming the section to “Exhaustive detail of recommended and strict configurations”.
Related: #238.