Summary of important user-visible changes for pkg-octave-doc 0.8.2:
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 ** A cross-reference naming a class member now resolves.  An `@seealso`,
    `@xref`, `@ref` or `@pxref` naming a method or a property links to it,
    whether the name is bare, qualified, namespaced or an old style
    `@class/member`.  A method of a grouped class links to its own page; a
    property, and a method of a flat class, link to the class page and to the
    collapsible holding them, which the page expands and scrolls to.  Only
    names the package documents resolve, so a hidden member and a class
    absent from `INDEX` are left as text.

 ** Incompatible: the collapsible holding a property or a method on a class
    page is named after the member, `Class_member`, where it was numbered by
    position, `collapseMethod3`.  A link to an anchor of an earlier build no
    longer resolves, and a class page must be rebuilt for its own links to.

 ** What a class member is owed is stated in the README and applied by the
    builders: a docstring on every public member and on a constructor whether
    or not it is hidden; a `doc-cache` entry for the class, for its
    constructor where the file declares one, and for what `methods` and
    `properties` report; and a published page for nothing hidden at all.  A
    hidden constructor is therefore documented and cached but not published,
    and is the only member of that kind.

 ** A class page in the Qt help file names every property and method the
    class holds, each linked to its own anchor and given the first sentence
    of its help text.  It listed the titles of its subpages, which the
    contents tree already shows.

 ** A constructor declared in a `methods (Hidden)` block was published:
    rendered on the page of a flat class, and given a page of its own on a
    grouped one.

 ** A class inside a namespace listed its constructor among its public
    methods and rendered no constructor section.

 ** A class declaring no constructor was reported as `MissingDocstring` for a
    member that does not exist, and the entry of a constructor declared
    `Hidden` was written only because every class was given one.  The class
    file now decides.
