[cpp.pre][cpp.module] Consolidate preprocessor grammar in one clause #8345
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AlisdairM
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The grammar around module directives is quite precise and involved, yet spread across two clauses, the preamble and the module directive clauses. This change set consolidates all the grannar for a _module-file_ into the module directive clause, making it easier to grasp all at once. None of these terms are referenced from outside the clause.
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The grammar around module directives is quite precise and involved, yet spread across two clauses, the preamble and the module directive clauses. This change set consolidates all the grannar for a module-file into the module directive clause, making it easier to grasp all at once. None of these terms are referenced from outside the clause.