RFC 9293: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
I wish government legislature did this with their bills. Reading a piece of legislation is maddening because it's always just a description of diffs, without seeing the final outcome.<p>I never really realized that this symptom was common with RFCs as well.<p>Is there something about how governing bodies work that lead to this style of output? Why aren't we using a bit more modern techniques now, more akin to how word processors let you see the diffs inline but also the final format? Or git-style PRs that show the deltas but you can always just view "main"?