RE: emacs-25 f708cb2: Clarify doc string of 'transpose-sexps'

[Drew Adams]

> > What does it mean to be in the middle of a list, for example?
> > A case mentioned in the bug report is this:
> >
> >>> When point is in the middle of a list it can also be between two
> >>> sexps, which themselves could be lists: ((foo)|(bar)), with
> >>> point at |.
> >
> > Point here is in the middle of the outer list, but it is between
> > the two inner lists.  Any text description needs to be more careful
> > and explicit, if it really wants to make the point clear.
> 
> I think a reasonable interpretation of "in the middle of a sexp" is
> that the relevant sexp

What "relevant sexp"?  To say that point is in the middle of a
sexp does not imply that it is in the middle of only one sexp.
There might be any number of such in-the-middle-of, "relevant"
sexps.

> is the one whose start and end are closer to point (counting
> leftwards and rightwards from point, respectively) than those
> of any other sexp.

If that's what is meant then that's what the doc should say:
"the innermost sexp containing point".