Why no ']]>' in CharData?

[rev-bob at gotc.com]

> Not too many folks noticed it but I removed the hex numerical character
> references in the preliminary EBNF.  I prefer hex but didn't like the
> extra 'x' to get there.  I can go with either hex or decimal but not
> both.

Why on earth not?  I hope you're not going to plead processor power or complexity of 
coding; I remember writing this conversion in my sleep on ye olde Apple II, lo these 
many years ago.  Considering that my $100 palmtop has much more memory than even 
my old revved-up Apple clone ever did (and probably more computing power), I just 
can't realistically credit this argument.



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