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This PR aims to finalize the analysis change notes ready for inclusion with LGTM Enterprise.

The first commit reorders rows in one table.
The second commit makes the following text changes:

  • Add a note about the new option for alert suppression comments (as per most other languages).
  • Move the "All CWE queries..." row out of the table into a separate paragraph.
  • Combine multiple changes to single queries into single rows.
  • Reorder the list of queries in another row so they're alphabetic
  • Revise the text describing the new interface for allocation and deallocation.

Please check that you're happy with my changes and that I haven't introduced any errors: @Semmle/cpp-analysis

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LGTM.

@felicitymay felicitymay merged commit 962f13e into github:rc/1.24 Apr 20, 2020
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Otherwise LGTM

felicitymay added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 20, 2020
@jbj - apologies for the over-eager merge of #3287. This should fix the error you highlighted.
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@felicitymay felicitymay deleted the 1.24/SD-61-Cpp-finalize-notes branch April 28, 2020 18:50
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