Editorial changes: using attribute IDs when referencing attributes in normative paragraphs #593
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…eferencing attributes in normative paragraphs
…ncing attribute in Metadata - CreationDate normative paragraph
jpradocueva
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Type of Editorial change:
Although attribute names were initially used for this purpose, for the sake of consistency and in accordance with the agreement made during the maintainers' meeting on Oct 8th, switching from attribute names to attribute IDs in the normative paragraphs, while retaining attribute names in the Content Constraints tables.
Scope of this PR:
This PR addresses references in the normative paragraphs of 12 columns and Metadata - CreationDate.
For the remaining column, CommitmentDiscountQuantity, please refer to PR #589.