Fix #9962: texinfo: Do not use @definfoenclose to empasize string #9991
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…string Since texinfo-6.8, `@definfoenclose` command has been deprecated. This stops to use it to reduce the deprecation warning. This also disables the customization the styles of emphasized text via the command.
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@definfoenclosecommand has been deprecated. Thisstops to use it to reduce the deprecation warning.
the command.
@definfoencloseis discouraged and raises warnings #9962