Hi. I have a book written with asciidoctor, from which I generate DocBook, 
and that's fed into pandoc to generate Word output.

However, WARNING and NOTE types aren't rendered very well, I *think* - or 
it's entirely possible that they are rendered according to paragraph type 
and I just can't tell.

In the AST, WARNING and NOTE generate XML:

<note><simpara /></note> <!-- for NOTE types, obviously -->

When AsciiDoctor generates HTML, it annotates the content with NOTE: and a 
paragraph with the contents of the note. In Word, generated from DocBook, 
this annotation (the "NOTE:") is lost. That's sort of understandable, 
but... how would one replicate the behavior from the HTML backend? The 
DocBook *has* the types; the AST in Pandoc contains a DIV with a class that 
maps to NOTE or WARNING, so the context is there, but I have no idea how 
I'd update the Word output to reflect the NOTE or WARNING type.

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