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... hm, lost in all of that - so does the proposed API change actually
delineate records somehow?

(Ie, not having the "close/open tags" bit as a hard-coded new record,
but a "this is a self contained record, ok, we're going to output
another one.")

It will be useful for things that aren't time-series graphs.



-adrian