Implement special note with dotted underline

[ronaldtse]

1. When citing a JIS standard that has an international equivalent:

   • place the international equivalent in a normal note.

2. When citing a JIS standard that is replaced by another JIS or an international equivalent, but the target document has technical differences to the original JIS:

   • place the international equivalent in a normal note.
   • describe the differences in a "note underlined with dotted lines".

3. When a quoted International Standard is cited directly without replacing it with a JIS:

   • put the JIS corresponding to the quoted International Standard underlined with a dotted line as reference information

This is clearly a "special note with dotted underline".

[ReesePlews]

that is quite interesting how the underlines "left extend" to cover the "note" but not the "example".
i am sorry i have never seen this before. perhaps they can only be "determined" by a human?
sorry i cannot add anything to this...

[ronaldtse]

@ReesePlews yes, I just reread the contents, and think this can only be determined by human. So this note is a special note that is entirely underlined from the "NOTE" label to the end of its contents.

[ReesePlews]

thanks @ronaldtse for checking this more. not sure what this adds to the document. the original feedback came from HTML. i do not expect that the dashed underlines are the result of any "grammar / spelling check". i think this requires more consideration as to why it is needed... After August is acceptable in my opinion.