add body legacy code

Author: WalterBright

deprecate.dd

@@ -100,44 +100,6 @@ $(H4 Rationale)
         would break the guarantees of the $(D nothrow) attribute.
     )
 
-$(H3 $(DEPNAME body keyword))
-    $(P 'body' was a keyword used to specify a function/method's body in the presence of contracts
-        ---
-        class Foo
-        {
-            void bar(int i)
-            in { assert(i >= 42); }
-            body { /* Do something interesting */ }
-
-            string method(string s)
-            out(v) { assert(v.length == s.length); }
-            body { /* Do something even more interesting */ }
-
-            void noBody() { /* No contracts, no body */ }
-        }
-        ---
-    )
-$(H4 Corrective Action)
-    $(P Use the 'do' keyword instead (introduced v2.075.0)
-        ---
-        void bar(int i)
-        in { assert(i >= 42); }
-        do { /* Look ma, no body! */ }
-        ---
-    )
-$(H4 Rationale)
-    $(P The 'body' keyword was only used for this single purpose.
-        Since D grammar aims to be context free, this common word was reserved,
-        which led to frequent trouble for people interfacing with other languages
-        (e.g. javascript) or auto-generating code.
-    )
-    $(P Note that given the large amount of code relying on the 'body' keyword
-        (essentially any code using contracts), and the fact that the benefit
-        of DIP1003 to the user are mostly the ability to use 'body' as an identifier,
-        the deprecation has been postponed beyond its original goal of 2.091.0.
-        Users are still encouraged to use 'do' for future-proofness.
-    )
-
 $(H3 $(DEPNAME Hexstring literals))
     $(P Hexstring literals can be used to enter literals in base 16.
         ---

spec/legacy.dd

@@ -13,7 +13,48 @@ $(HEADERNAV_TOC)
 
 )
 
+    $(TABLE2 Legacy Features,
+        $(THEAD Feature)
+        $(TROW $(DEPLINK body keyword), usage of identifier $(TT body) as a keyword is obsolete use $(TT do) instead)
+    )
+
+$(H3 $(DEPNAME body keyword))
+    $(P `body` was a keyword used to specify a function/method's body in the presence of contracts
+        ---
+        class Foo
+        {
+            void bar(int i)
+            in { assert(i >= 42); }
+            body { /* Do something interesting */ }
+
+            string method(string s)
+            out(v) { assert(v.length == s.length); }
+            body { /* Do something even more interesting */ }
+
+            void noBody() { /* No contracts, no body */ }
+        }
+        ---
+    )
+$(H4 Corrective Action)
+    $(P Use the `do` keyword instead (introduced v2.075.0)
+        ---
+        void bar(int i)
+        in { assert(i >= 42); }
+        do { /* Look ma, no body! */ }
+        ---
+    )
+$(H4 Rationale)
+    $(P The `body` keyword was only used for this single purpose.
+        Since D grammar aims to be context free, this common word was reserved,
+        which led to frequent trouble for people interfacing with other languages
+        (e.g. javascript) or auto-generating code.
+    )
+
+
 Macros:
         CHAPTER=45
         TITLE=Legacy Code
+        DEPLINK=$(RELATIVE_LINK2 $0, $0)
+        DEPLINK2=$(LINK2 $1.html#$2, $2)
+        DEPNAME=$(LNAME2 $0, $0)
     D=<span class="d_inlinecode">$0</span>