Idiosyncratic referencing in French article

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As you've already discovered, the French article has an unusual referencing system. Without going into the gory details here, I've set up a temporary section in the article (which perhaps should be moved here instead) as a worksheet to help convert the French references as new sections get translated and brought in. If you see what's going on with it, feel free to add new items to the worksheet in the same pattern, and if not, don't worry about it, just keep on with what you've been doing. After all the refs are converted and before release to main, we'll get rid of the worksheet. Mathglot (talk) 19:50, 29 July 2023 (UTC)Reply

Work sheet for fixing French refs

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Reference conversion details.

If these refs appear in the source, they need to be converted to {{sfn}}s:

<ref group="Gr" name=":5">{{Harvsp|Grenard|2008|p=35-39}}.</ref> --> {{sfn|Grenard|2008|p=35-39}}

<ref group="Gr" name=":6">{{Harvsp|Grenard|2008|p=39-46}}.</ref> --> {{sfn|Grenard|2008|p=39-46}}

<ref group="GLP" name=":8">{{Harvsp|Grenard|Le Bot|Perrin|2017|p=211-213}}</ref> --> {{sfn|Grenard|2017|p=211-213}}

<ref group="Sa" name=":17">{{Harvsp|Sanders|2001|p=142-143}}.</ref> --> {{sfn|Sanders|2001|p=142-143}}

<ref group="Sa" name=":18">{{Harvsp|Sanders|2001|p=175-181}}</ref>  --> {{sfn|Sanders|2001|p=175-181}}

<ref group="Sa" name=":19">{{Harvsp|Sanders|2001|p=183-191}}.</ref>  --> {{sfn|Sanders|2001|p=183-191}}

<ref group="Sa" name=":20">{{Harvsp|Sanders|2001|p=194-208}}.</ref>  --> {{sfn|Sanders|2001|p=194-208}}

<ref group="Gr" name=":24">{{Harvsp|Grenard|2008|p=194-203}}.</ref>  --> {{sfn|Grenard|2008|p=194-203}}