wiped comments taken over to base (.mkd-)file

misc/temp/draft-ietf-lamps-header-protection.mkd-am

@@ -163,8 +163,8 @@ determined by the IETF LAMPS WG.
   {{RFC2045}} construct.
 
 * MIME Header Fields: Header Fields describing content of a MIME entity
-  {{RFC2045}}, in particular the MIME structure. Each MIME header field
-  name start with "Content-" prefix.
+  {{RFC2045}}, in particular the MIME structure. Each MIME Header Field
+  name starts with "Content-" prefix.
 
 * MIME Header Section (part): The collection of MIME Header Fields.
   "MIME Header Section" refers to a Header Sections that contains only
@@ -338,11 +338,6 @@ c)  Encryption only
 This section contains the specification for Header Protection in
 S/MIME to update and clarifies Section 3.1 of {{RFC8551}} (S/MIME
 4.0).
-<!--
-Alexey: true, but this will not age well:
-This specification is likely to be integrated into S/MIME at
-some later stage.
--->
 
 Furthermore, it is likely that PGP/MIME {{RFC3156}} will also incorprorate
 this specification or parts of it.
@@ -768,17 +763,17 @@ Legend:
 * MIME-HSp: MIME Header Section part to describe the encryption or
   signature as per {{RFC8551}}
 
-* Trans-HF: Header Fields added in Transit (between sending and
-  receiving side). RFC 5322 calls them "Trace Header Fields".
+* Trace-HF: Header Fields added in Transit (between sending and
+  receiving side) as per {{RFC5322}}
 
 * \>: taken over / copied from last column
 
 * \=: propagates unchanged, unless something unusual (e.g. attack)
   happens
 
-* \*: HF that is often not present (also further HF may not be
-  present). If a HF is not present, naturally it can neither be taken
-  over nor propagated.
+* \*: HF that is often not present (also further HFs, e.g. To, may not
+  be present). If a HF is not present, naturally it can neither be
+  taken over nor propagated.
 
 * (new) / (OrigM): HF or MIME-HSp is generated depending on the
   decision in {{sending-side-step-1}}, while '(new)' / '(OrigM)'