Raising /usr/doc bugs to serious (policy 3.5.6.0)

[Colin Watson <cjwatson@flatline.org.uk>]

# arla, arla-dev, arla-modules-2.0.36, libroxen-ldapmod don't have bugs
# filed.

# f77reorder
severity 91444 serious
# ftape-doc
severity 64055 serious
# ftape-util
severity 64056 serious
# gcc-m68k-linux
severity 91476 serious
# glimpse
severity 91484 serious
# gs-aladdin-manual
severity 91486 serious
# gs-aladdin-manual-de
severity 91483 serious
# gsfonts-other
severity 91485 serious
# idled
severity 91513 serious
# infocom
severity 91515 serious
# int-fiction
severity 91507 serious
# jlex
severity 91510 serious
# lexmark7000linux
severity 91529 serious
# lib-gnu.getopt-java
severity 91556 serious
# libggidemos
severity 91552 serious
# libterm-readline-perl-perl
severity 91562 serious
# ncurses3.0
severity 91611 serious
# ncurses3.4
severity 91598 serious
# onshore-timesheet-el
severity 91619 serious
# pccts
severity 91608 serious
# picasm
severity 91616 serious
# printop
severity 91610 serious
# rscheme-modules
severity 91639 serious
# sauce
severity 91644 serious
# sml-nj
severity 91661 serious
# userv
severity 91678 serious
# xserver-ggi
severity 91725 serious

thanks

According to the upgrading-checklist in Debian Policy version 3.5.6.0:

      - Putting documentation in /usr/doc versus /usr/share/doc is now
        a ``serious'' policy violation

See bug #102199 for more information. Accordingly, and since there are
only 31 packages left to make the transition (at least on i386), I'm
upgrading all relevant bug reports to serious. I don't think any of
these are in base, so they shouldn't hold up the current stage of the
freeze.

-- 
Colin Watson                                  [cjwatson@flatline.org.uk]