bug#18957: 25.0.50; document #: in Elisp manual

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com> writes:

> `#:' should be documented properly in the Elisp manual.  There are just
> a few in-passing references to it, which do not explain it.
>
> The Lisp reader should be documented well, from a user point of view,
> with everything affecting it explained - preferably in one place.
>
> That includes `#<', `#:', `#N=', `#N#', `#@COUNT', `#$', `#.', comments,
> number syntax (including non-10 radix), \-escaped newlines and spaces,
> hash tables.

I think most of these are explained in the sections where the objects
they describe appears, but it would be nice to have a section that just
describes them all, yes.

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