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Fixes #1381

Comment on lines +412 to +413
Every object within a Group belongs to exactly one Subgroup (but zero if its
forwarding preference is Datagram).
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Every object within a Group belongs to exactly one Subgroup (but zero if its
forwarding preference is Datagram).
Every Object within a Group belongs to exactly one Subgroup or Datagram.

Comment on lines +3081 to +3083
MAY mix different forwarding preference within a single track. As a Subgroup
is by definition a set of objects delivered with Subgroup forwarding preference,
objects with a Subgroup ID have the same forwarding preference.
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I don't think the second sentence is necessary, but I tried to make it clearer in case you want to keep it.

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MAY mix different forwarding preference within a single track. As a Subgroup
is by definition a set of objects delivered with Subgroup forwarding preference,
objects with a Subgroup ID have the same forwarding preference.
MAY use both Subgroups and Datagrams within a Group or Track. A Subgroup
is a set of Objects with the Subgroup forwarding preference, so Objects
within a Subgroup ID have the same forwarding preference.

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"within a Subgroup ID" should be "within the same Subgroup ID" or "within a Subgroup"?

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Datagrams and streams intermixed in the same subgroup.

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