Documentation needed on How to import a \periph section
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Description
DC asked: I wonder how we put in stuff “in between” the OT and the NT, as usually there is something in between, like an NT intro and title page that is similar to what is at the beginning of the OT.
I know that PTXprint has the ability to import a specific \periph section into areas of the text (especially in the front matter), but this feature doesn't yet seem to have any documentation. Can it also be used with INT material, or is it only FRT?
Here is a list of what should be supported: https://ubsicap.github.io/usfm/peripherals/index.html and specifically this link for INT matter.
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Start with the linked USFM peripherals and introductions guidance, then inspect the existing PTXprint documentation for \periph imports. Document how to place sections between the OT and NT, including whether INT material is supported or only FRT, and cover the relevant supported sections.
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