Update Rietveld patches

[Colin Campbell]

The items below are the result of a search on Rietveld for open items associated with the lilypond trunk.  In some cases, the tracker item has been closed, so the Rietveld item should also be closed.  In others, work continues but it would be good to cross-reference the tracker item in the Rietveld item summary or title.

Rietveld    Issue    Owner           Description (short)                    status    

5674101    2333     Rienhold      extract_texi_filenames.py           fixed, verified: please close Rietveld

5690055    2337     Pal Benko     avoid infinite loop                 fixed and verified, please close Rietveld

5695061    2350     Joe Neeman    Simplify font building.             Work in progress, please add Issue nbr to Rietveld summary        

5715053    2371     Pavel Roskin  Fix crash unknown grob name         Work in progress, please add Issue nbr to Rietveld summary

5727051    2344     Alexandr A.   Fixing height of Kievan bar line    Work in progress, please add Issue nbr to Rietveld summary    

5784084    2406     Peter Chubb   Fix mordents,pralltriller           fixed, please close Rietveld    

5815043    2230    Julien Rioux   Add regtest dir svg output          Work in progress.

5846075    2423    Julien Rioux   ly-book Set include path            Patch-Push 20120331

5862052    2310    Milimetr88     Corrected style of comments         Apparently replaced by R 5975074, pls add issue nbr to summary

5882053    2427    P.  Roskin     Add an example cross-staff stems    Patch-Push 20120331

At the moment, I have no simple way of scanning Rietveld items which do not have their base URL set to
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=lilypond.git/trunk/ and I would be most grateful if the devels who have patches on Rietveld would find a few moments to update them by adding the base URL and if at all possible, the tracker number to which the patch belongs.

Cheers,

Colin

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