Update C++ style guide to 3.260:
- Add boost::bimap to the list of allowed Boost libraries.
- C++11: remove mention of constexpr.
- Remove noun/verb naming rules, and consolidate "General Naming Rules".
- C++11: allow variadic templates.
- Revise guidance on function definition comments.
- Clarify that one space is sufficient before trailing /* */ comments.
- C++11: allow alias templates.
- C++11: allow <array>, deprecate Boost array.
- C++11: allow unique_ptr, deprecate Boost pointer container.
- C++11: allow braced initializer lists.
Update Objective-C style guide to 2.56:
- Add details on constant declarations to clarify naming and scope issues.
- Update link to Apple's Objective-C guide.
- Allow left-aligning multi-block method invocation segments.
- Add section on container literals.
Update Python style guide to 2.54:
- Allow str.format in addition to the % operator.
- Allow #!/usr/bin/python2 and #!/usr/bin/python3.
- Move the closing brace example from column 4 to 0.
- Remove the requirement to use named parameters for arguments with defaults.
Update HTML/CSS style guide to 2.23:
- No changes.
Update JavaScript style guide to 2.82:
- Fix typos, whitespace, and character entities.
- Include property descriptions in the clause about omitting obvious comments.
- Make file overviews optional.
- Fix example in "HTML in JSDoc" section.
- Remove the semicolon-insertion language from the operators section.
- State that complete sentences are recommended but not required.
- Document usage of goog.scope to declare new classes.
Update Common Lisp style guide to 1.20:
- Indicate both variable and function predicates require a "p".
- Make the abbreviations rules consistent and in one location.
- Don't allow for the use of &AUX.
- Allow for "body" and "end" as exceptions to the suffix rule.
- Use the TODO convention to mark code that needs to be addressed.
- Remove file maintainership requirements, require a description.
- Change top-level form requirements to the length of a page.
- Remove "don't be clever".
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