Remove usage of \htmlonly with <div>
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The HTML `<div>` construct with attributes is supported by doxygen (in HTML, on other places it is ignored) and can theerfore be removed. - the advantage is that a mismatch of `<div>` / `</div>` is notice (e.g. when they are in different `ALIASES` and one of the 2 has been forgotten, see also CGAL#8560) - the `ALIASES`: `cgalModifBegin` and `cgalModifEnd` are not used (anymore) and are therefore removed
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What do you mean with that |
After review: - reinstated the `ALIASES`: `cgalModifBegin` and `cgalModifEnd` that might be used during development.
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Reinstated the"modif"
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Another place where `\htmlonly` can be removed
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<div>construct with attributes is supported by doxygen (in HTML, on other places it is ignored) and can theerfore be removed.<div>/</div>is notice (e.g. when they are in differentALIASESand one of the 2 has been forgotten, see also Warnings regarding non closed tags. #8560)ALIASES:cgalModifBeginandcgalModifEndare not used (anymore) and are therefore removed