Merge latex and make_html2text into textproc

bin/latexd

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-../latex/latexd.sh
+../textproc/latexd.sh

bin/make_html2text

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-../make_html2text/make_html2text.sh
+../textproc/make_html2text.sh

latex/README

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-latexd.sh watches a file and calls make when it is changed. This is
-useful to automatically compile a LaTeX document when saved.
-To detect a change, a MD5 sum of the file is computed.
-
-This script works well (at least) on GNU/Linux and FreeBSD.
-
-Limitations :
-- Handles only a single file.
-- The delay between two checks is not configurable.

make_html2text/README

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-make_html2text.sh converts all HTML (.html and .htm) files in the
-current directory into text files (.txt). For each HTML file, it
-verifies that the text file does not exists, or is older than the
-corresponding HTML file; if the text file is more recent, nothing is
-done.
-
-To use this script, you will have to install the program html2text.
-The option -nobs is used to avoid output of formatting sequences (bold,
-italic, etc.).

textproc/README.md

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+latexd.sh
+=========
+
+`latexd.sh` is a quick and dirty script that watches a file and calls `make`
+whenever a change is detected. This is useful to automatically compile a LaTeX
+document when saved, but can actually be used in any case where you have to
+call `make` regularly. To detect a change, a MD5 sum of the file is computed.
+
+This script works well (at least) on GNU/Linux and FreeBSD.
+
+Limitations :
+
+- Handles only a single file.
+- The delay between two checks is not configurable.
+
+
+make_html2text.sh
+=================
+
+`make_html2text.sh` converts all HTML (`.html` and `.htm`) files in the current
+directory into text files (.txt). For each HTML file, it verifies that the text
+file does not exists, or is older than the corresponding HTML file; if the text
+file is more recent, nothing is done.
+
+To use this script, you will have to install the program `html2text`. The
+option `-nobs` is used to avoid output of formatting sequences (bold, italic,
+etc.).