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doc: Hide only general and misc keywords in index #5056

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@wenzeslaus wenzeslaus commented Feb 6, 2025

When a tool links raster or vector as a standard keyword, the link to keyword page does not go anywhere because first keyword (aka class or family) is hidden in the keywords index (overview).

This enables most of the keywords with the exception of general and misc which I assume will not be used by non-general tools as keywords.

Fixes #5049.

In addition, this changes the variable names for better documentation.

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When a tool links raster or vector as a standard keyword, the link to keyword page does not go anywhere because first keyword (aka class or family) is hidden in the keywords index (overview).

This enables most of the keywords with the exception of general and misc which I assume will not be used by non-general tools as keywords.

Fixes OSGeo#5049.

In addition, this changes the variable names for better documentation.
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@wenzeslaus wenzeslaus merged commit cbd62b7 into OSGeo:main Feb 7, 2025
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[Bug] Links to keywords like raster don't go anywhere
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