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manual: Update 'splitxpath' => 'splitpath' (#2153)
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As noted by @davpoole in #2152, there is a typo in the manual that
references an option which does exist. This commit fixes the typo.

Fixes #2152.
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tkw1536 authored Jul 20, 2023
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For example, \texttt{section} would split the document into
chapters (if any) and sections, along with separate
bibliography, index and any appendices.
(See also \shellcode{--splitxpath} in \ltxcmd{latexml}.)
(See also \shellcode{--splitpath} in \ltxcmd{latexml}.)
The removed document nodes are replaced by a Table of Contents.

The extra files are named using either the id or label
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Postprocessing filter modules are generally applied in the following order:
\begin{description}
\item[Split] splits the document into several `page' documents,
according to \cmd{--split} or \cmd{--splitxpath} options.
according to \cmd{--split} or \cmd{--splitpath} options.
\item[Scan] scans the document for all ID's, labels and cross-references.
This data may be stored in an external database, depending on the \cmd{--db} option.
\item[MakeIndex] fills in the \elementref{index} element (due to a \verb|\printindex|)
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