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There is some weird format digests in `rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.info'
that I would like to split.  I don't think Gnus should support these
by default, as they are probably only of interest to Babylon 5 fans.

For situations like this, it would be nice if there was a well
documented way to add new digest types to Gnus.

`nndoc-type-alist' almost provides this, with two exceptions:

1) It should be documented (although it seems pretty straight-forward).

2) Each digest type description should contain a function that returns
non-nil if the current buffer is a digest of that type.  This would
avoid the hard-coding of the digest types in `nndoc-guess-digest-type'.