descriptor: Replace "supported" with "registered" #668
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LGTM but pls2rebase |
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Avoid adding a second word meaning the same thing. I've consolidated around "registered" because it matches the existing "Registered algorithms" header. Also some copy-edits for the sentences I've touched: * "alpha numeric" -> "alphanumerics" (matching [1]). * "paramterize" -> "parameterize * "future extension of digest support" -> "extensions", because folks may be taking advantage of the extended grammar *now*, without waiting for the image-spec to take advantage of the extended grammar. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphanumeric Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <wking@tremily.us>
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Avoid adding a second word meaning the same thing (spun off from here). I've consolidated around “registered” because it matches the existing “Registered algorithms” header.
Also some copy-edits for the sentences I've touched: