Re: mm-fill-flowed and f=f article decoding

[Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@jpl.org>]

>>>>> In <b9yy8ijx8qc.fsf@jpl.org> Katsumi Yamaoka wrote:

>> BTW, the article <news:b9ybrfg5c4c.fsf@jpl.org> in this thread is
>> still getting flowed.

> Thanks.  I'll look into how text/enriched articles should be shown.

In that article, newlines are handled specially.  It won't be
called flowed.  RFC1896 has made reference as follows about it.

Line break rules

    Line breaks (CRLF pairs in standard network representation)
    are handled specially.  In particular, isolated CRLF pairs
    are translated into a single SPACE character.  Sequences of
    N consecutive CRLF pairs, however, are translated into N-1
    actual line breaks...

In addition to this, long lines are broken by `enriched-decode'
simply using `fill-region'.  It is the reason why that article
looks funny.

BTW, I've changed mm-uu so that it might support all text types
as Simon suggested at the beginning:

>>>>> In <ilu7jq4mf8x.fsf@latte.josefsson.org> Simon Josefsson wrote:

> Perhaps it should apply mm-uu-dissect on text/.*, instead of
> only text/plain, though, but that's a quibble.