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(ebnf2ps): Fix typo. (ebnf-syntactic): Change group name and tag from "ebnf-syntatic". (ebnf-syntax, ebnf-lex-comment-char, ebnf-lex-eop-char, ebnf-terminal-regexp) (ebnf-case-fold-search, ebnf-iso-alternative-p, ebnf-iso-normalize-p) (ebnf-yac-ignore-error-recovery): Add to group "ebnf-syntactic", not "ebnf-syntatic". (ebnf-optimize, ebnf-print-buffer, ebnf-print-region, ebnf-spool-buffer) (ebnf-spool-region, ebnf-eps-buffer, ebnf-eps-region, ebnf-syntax-buffer) (ebnf-syntax-region, ebnf-generate-region): Fix typo.

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