colregs 0.3.1 → 0.3.2

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@@ -143,16 +143,16 @@ paragraphs prevails is a relation.
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  | `rel:exempts` | the referenced requirement does not apply (30(e)) |
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  | `rel:overrides` | this paragraph's requirement prevails over the referenced one's when both apply (Rule 18; Rule 26(a) over Rule 30's anchor lights) |
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- Modality is `shall`, `may`, `shall-if-practicable`, `shall-not`,
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- `shall-not-impede`, or `conditional` with a `modality_by` table when it turns
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+ Modality is `modality:shall`, `modality:may`, `modality:shall-if-practicable`, `modality:shall-not`,
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+ `modality:shall-not-impede`, or `modality:conditional` with a `modality_by` table when it turns
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  on a fact.
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  Most entries read one vessel and produce lights. The Part B entries read
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  **two**, a situation rather than a fact record, and produce an `effect`:
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  which section governs, which vessel gives way, whether the encounter is
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- `head-on`, `crossing` or `overtaking`. They address each vessel through a
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- subject segment (`own:fact:activity`, `other:fact:propulsion`,
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- `pair:geo:in_sight`); a key with no subject means `own:`. The encounter
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+ `encounter:head-on`, `encounter:crossing` or `encounter:overtaking`. They address each vessel through a
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+ subject segment (`self:fact:activity`, `other:fact:propulsion`,
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+ `pair:geo:in_sight`); a key with no subject means `self:`. The encounter
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  sectors partition relative bearing, so no crossing sector is enumerated and
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  none can drift. [`docs/identifiers.md`](docs/identifiers.md) has the
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  vocabulary, [`docs/part-b-invariants.md`](docs/part-b-invariants.md) the