README: Specify version of Sphinx required.#3
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Specifies the required version of Sphinx and amend the requirement installation command. (Sphinx versions >1.4 no longer work for this spec).
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I may update the python scripts later on to work with the most recent sphinx version. |
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Specifies the required version of Sphinx and amend the requirement installation command.
This is because Sphinx versions >1.4 no longer work for this spec, (
SmartyPantsHTMLTranslatoris renamed and implemented differently, along with other changes).Versions older than 1.4 don't compile either.