Split the "Development" section into subsections, and move some items together...
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byGuy Harris
Split the "Development" section into subsections, and move some items together into those subsections, with a "General" for items not (yet?) put into subsections.
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## Development
### General
-[Creating Patches](/CreatingPatches): Tips on creating patches before submitting them
-[Submitting Patches](/Development/SubmittingPatches): Introduction to using Git & GitLab to submit and review patches
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-[Tips](/Development/Tips): Some selected wisdom to ease development/debugging
-[Character encodings](/Development/Character-encodings): Character encodings used in Wireshark and the systems on which Wireshark runs
-[Filename Encoding](/Development/FilenameEncoding): the various Unicode and code page encodings of filenames in GLib
-[Lua](/Lua): Extending Wireshark with the extensible extension language
-[Libpcap File Format](/Development/LibpcapFileFormat) A libpcap file format description
-[Canary](/Development/Canary) Finding and fixing memory over- and under-runs with canaries
- Generic dissector (<http://wsgd.free.fr/>) : display clearly your data inside wireshark without any code
-[pyreshark](https://github.com/ashdnazg/pyreshark): A Wireshark plugin providing a simple interface for writing dissectors in Python.
-[Support library version tracking](/Development/Support_library_version_tracking) A page for tracking what OS distributions came with what versions of various libraries with which Wireshark is built
-[Windows Libraries](/Development/WindowsLibs) Describes how Windows libraries are built and the procedure for updating those.
### Character encodings
-[Character encodings](/Development/Character-encodings): Character encodings used in Wireshark and the systems on which Wireshark runs
-[Filename Encoding](/Development/FilenameEncoding): the various Unicode and code page encodings of filenames in GLib
-[String Handling](/Development/StringHandling) How string handling should work in Wireshark (ie encoding support, how to deal with invalid strings, etc)
### Non-C dissectors
-[Lua](/Lua): Extending Wireshark with the extensible extension language
- Generic dissector (<http://wsgd.free.fr/>) : display clearly your data inside wireshark without any code