Some xrefs flip from being container based to not being container based depending on context. (For instance, Term note 1 within Term X will reference term note 2 within Term X as "note 2 to entry". Outside Term X, the same note would be referenced as "Term X, note 2".) fmt-xref-label only provides the non-container cross-reference.
In the future I will need to come back and provide the different cross-reference options, with their container anchors, and with some machine readable notion of scope within which the different texts are used.
From #617
Some xrefs flip from being container based to not being container based depending on context. (For instance, Term note 1 within Term X will reference term note 2 within Term X as "note 2 to entry". Outside Term X, the same note would be referenced as "Term X, note 2".)
fmt-xref-labelonly provides the non-container cross-reference.In the future I will need to come back and provide the different cross-reference options, with their container anchors, and with some machine readable notion of scope within which the different texts are used.