* mdoc/Makefile: Add ../monodoc/Resources/mdoc-html-format.xsl as a

	* mdoc/Makefile: Add ../monodoc/Resources/mdoc-html-format.xsl as a
	  resource.
	* monodoc/Resources/mdoc-html-format: Added; XSLT file to match
	  "//format[@type='text/html']//*", to support "pass-through"
	  semantics.  This allows you to use actual HTML within your
	  documentation and have it visible to HTML-supporting output formats.
	  WARNING: Use as a "last resort" -- this is primarily intended for
	  importing existing HTML w/o needing lots of extra logic to convert
	  into mdoc format XML first (with a corresponding loss of fidelity).
	  However, it means that if (when) we get non-HTML output format
	  support, the <format type="text/html" /> blocks WILL be skipped for
	  that non-HTML output format.

	  For example, the forever-on-the-back-burner ROFF output support --
	  to remove the use of lynx, as no one ever has it installed --
	  wouldn't be able to support HTML format, so it would skip these
	  <format type="text/html"/> blocks.

	  Consider <format /> the moral equivalent of Perl POD's
	  '=begin formatname' block; see perlpod(1).
	* monodoc/Resources/mdoc-html-utils.xsl: <xsl:import/>
	  mdoc-html-format.xsl.  It *must* be imported (NOT included) so that
	  it will have a lower priority than other <template/>s, thus allowing
	  the HTML formatter to <xsl:apply-templates/> which then use the
	  "normal" rules.  This allows:
		<format type="text/html">
			<p><see cref="T:System.String" /></p>
		</format>
	  to work as expected.
	* monodoc/Makefile: Add mdoc-html-format.xsl as a resource.

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