Sphinx

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Features added
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* C, add C23 keywords ``_Decimal32``, ``_Decimal64``, and ``_Decimal128``.
* 9354: C, add :confval:`c_extra_keywords` to allow user-defined keywords
during parsing.
* Revert the removal of ``sphinx.util:force_decode()`` to become some 3rd party
extensions available again during 5.0

Bugs fixed
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* 9330: changeset domain: :rst:dir:`versionchanged` with contents being a list
will cause error during pdf build
* 9313: LaTeX: complex table with merged cells broken since 4.0
* 9305: LaTeX: backslash may cause Improper discretionary list pdf build error
with Japanese engines
* 9354: C, remove special macro names from the keyword list.
See also :confval:`c_extra_keywords`.
* 9322: KeyError is raised on PropagateDescDomain transform

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Dependencies
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* 9216: Support jinja2-3.0

Incompatible changes
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* 9222: Update Underscore.js to 1.13.1
* 9217: manpage: Stop creating a section directory on build manpage by default
(see :confval:`man_make_section_directory`)

Bugs fixed
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* 9210: viewcode: crashed if non importable modules found on parallel build
* 9240: Unknown node error for pending_xref_condition is raised if an extension
that does not support the node installs a missing-reference handler

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Bugs fixed
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* 9189: autodoc: crashed when ValueError is raised on generating signature
from a property of the class
* 9188: autosummary: warning is emitted if list value is set to
autosummary_generate
* 8380: html search: tags for search result are broken
* 9198: i18n: Babel emits errors when running compile_catalog
* 9205: py domain: The :canonical: option causes "more than one target for
cross-reference" warning
* 9201: websupport: UndefinedError is raised: 'css_tag' is undefined

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Dependencies
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* 9167: html: Failed to add CSS files to the specific page

* C, C++, fix ``KeyError`` when an ``alias`` directive is the first C/C++
directive in a file with another C/C++ directive later.