Interordinal notation cleanup #303
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Remove superfluous accidentals not required to notate the full √2.√3 subgroup. Clarify relative interval qualities by making √2 a perfect interval. Switch Latin -> Greek correspondence to be semioctave-alphabetical instead of interleaved-alphabetical. Drop absolute semiquartals from the grammar. ref #297
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Remove superfluous accidentals not required to notate the full √2.√3 subgroup. Clarify relative interval qualities by making √2 a perfect interval. Switch Latin -> Greek correspondence to be semioctave-alphabetical instead of interleaved-alphabetical. Drop absolute semiquartals from the grammar.
ref #297