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adjusted a statement about InfoObsolete #4654

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## they may be removed when they don't seem to be used any more.
## <P/>
## Information about obsolete names is printed by <Ref Func="Info"/> using the
## InfoObsolete Info class. By default InfoObsolete is set to 1. Newly
## <Ref InfoClass="InfoObsolete"/> Info class.
## By default <Ref InfoClass="InfoObsolete"/> is set to 1. Newly
## obsoleted identifiers should at first be outputted at info level 2. Once they
## have been removed from all packages, they should then be moved to info level
## 1, so they are visible to normal users, for at least one major release before
## being removed.
## <P/>
## The functions DeclareObsoleteSynonym and DeclareObsoleteSynonymAttr take
## The functions <C>DeclareObsoleteSynonym</C> and
## <C>DeclareObsoleteSynonymAttr</C> take
## an optional final paremeter, specifying the info level at which the given
## obsolete symbol should be reported. It defaults to 1.
## obsolete symbol should be reported. It defaults to 2 and 1, respectively.
## <P/>
## The obsolete &GAP; code is collected in two library files,
## <F>lib/obsolete.gd</F> and <F>lib/obsolete.gi</F>.
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