[bug #68597] doc/ms.ms.in: document does not render correctly in groff 1.25.0.rc2

Update of bug #68597 (group groff):

              Item Group:     Rendering/Cosmetics => Incorrect behaviour
                  Status:                 Invalid => Need Info
                 Summary: The ms.ms document does not render correctly with
latest git version. => doc/ms.ms.in: document does not render correctly in
groff 1.25.0.rc2

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Follow-up Comment #2:

I can't reproduce this problem either.

I'm using my working copy that is 1.25.0.rc2 plus a few changes.

Here are those changes; none is to a macro package.


$ git log --oneline --reverse origin..HEAD
ae598882a ChangeLog.12[34]: Fix doubled word typos.
73d8cd8f8 ChangeLog.124: Fix grammar nit.
0e1a033ba tbl: Fix undefined behaviour.
9dccc9a80 eqn: Fix undefined behaviour, part 1.
277bd91c8 eqn: Fix undefined behaviour, part 2.
6637f864c pic: Fix undefined behaviour, part 1.
66bd18eb1 pic: Fix undefined behaviour, part 2.
bacfcd7ca (HEAD -> master) ChangeLog: Add entry for Savannah #68585 fix.


And here's what I get to the terminal screen.


 $ ASAN_OPTIONS="detect_leaks=0" groff  -e -p -t -M. -ms doc/ms.ms | okular -
Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Use
QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway.


(I added to the environment because I now build my working copies with a lot
of AddressSanitizer options, building on the work Bruno has done for us
lately.)

I see no errors about aliasing undefined names.

I scrolled through the document's 30 pages and saw no surprises.  Deri's red
text is there.  Hyperlinks are not: this is PostScript, not PDF.  Similarly,
the table of contents is at the last page instead of after the cover page.

In sum, I see no surprises.

Setting to "Need Info" because we need feedback from Morten.  What does "groff
--version" say?  Unless "." comes early in your path--which is a known
security exploitation vector, don't do that--this command:


~/ % groff -e -p -t -ms ms.ms >ms.pdf


Doesn't run the build's _groff_, but whatever is in $PATH.

The "canonical" way to evaluate a _groff_ you've just built, but not
installed--and you haven't cross-compiled it--is to run the "test-groff"
script.


$ ASAN_OPTIONS="detect_leaks=0" ./test-groff -e -p -t -ms doc/ms.ms | okular
-
Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Use
QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway.


Same result for me.


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