Clarify the meaning of "major" in 0ver
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Description
Currently, 0ver specification refers to a "major version", however it does not clarify what does "major version mean":
Your software's major version should never exceed the first and most important number in computing: zero
Do you think you could clarify the spec so it does not refer to undefined terms like "major version"?
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Research direction
Start by reading the 0ver specification passage containing “major version” and identify how the term is used. Clarify or define the term in the specification so the quoted rule no longer relies on an undefined concept; done when readers can understand “major version” from the spec alone.
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- documentation
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