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Word lays out endnotes at the end of the document inline after body text, Writer puts them on one or more separate endnote pages. There was already an attempt in the past to resolve this difference, see commit 4814e8caa5f06c4fe438dfd7d7315e4a2410ea18 (tdf#124601 sw: add ContinuousEndnotes layout compat option, 2019-09-30). The approach back then was to map such endnotes to footnotes, so the extra, unwanted page doesn't appear. This turned out to be not working too well, the compat option is only enabled for DOC, and even there commit dc11f5b151e1a2ea2623fc8cf806a400763955d9 (tdf#143445 DOC import: limit the usage of the CONTINUOUS_ENDNOTES compat flag, 2023-05-23) limited the usage of the compat flag to 1 or 2 endnotes only. Coming back to this, try a new approach: create a section that more or less exists only at a layout level and put endnotes into that section. This allows reusing all the complex logic on how to lay out endnotes inline, on one or more pages. The plan is that this new approach is more robust, can replace the old continuous endnotes layout code and then can be enabled for DOCX as well. This commit just introduces the backing section format and SwSection for that special "endnotes section" (it's special because SwSection is usually owned by an SwSectionNode, but here there is no doc model node for the SwSection), SwFootnoteBossFrame::AppendFootnote() doesn't try to use the new SwEndNoteInfo::GetSwSection() yet. Change-Id: Ib32f04ceb6f46c682a5d36bdcea206d2c4017227 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/167305 Reviewed-by: Miklos Vajna <vmiklos@collabora.com> Tested-by: Jenkins