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This also makes an attempt to flesh out the docs for some of the more
severely underdocumented geometric operators and functions.

This effort exposed that the point <^ point (point_below) and
point >^ point (point_above) operators are misnamed; they should be
<<| and |>>, because they act like the other operators named that
way and not like the other operators named <^ and >^.  But I just
documented them that way; fixing it is matter for another patch.

The haphazard datatype coverage of many of the operators is also
now depressingly obvious.

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PostgreSQL Database Management System
=====================================

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