[bug #57546] [PATCH] make \[dd] transparent for end-of-sentence detection

[Dave]

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #57546 (project groff):

[comment #2 comment #2:]
> in Germany and Austria those two characters are *opening* delimiters.

Ah, OK.  Is that why the "[sic]" appears after the words "left guillemet" and
"right guillemet" in man/groff_char.7.man?  I had thought it had to do with
the PostScript character misspelling the term as "guillemot" (although the
"[sic]" is in a weird place if so), but maybe it's pointing out that the
so-called left guillemet is used on the right-hand side in some languages, and
vice versa.  In any case, as groff_char(7) currently stands, the sic's meaning
is unclear, but this is probably an issue for a different bug report.

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