Address issue to release Version 3.6#330
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Merge pull request wp-document-revisions#323 from NeilWJames/main
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Sorry it has taken a time to revert with the fix to the problem I had raised with you to release V3.6.
I had hoped to address the issues for WPML.
Whilst I think think that I have them sorted (mentally at least), I think the most appropriate way to deal with it is to a plugin to go in the Cookbook that will be the functions to interface WPML, and to add filters and/or actions (if necessary) to the plugin.
I have changed the way the PDF image denotes that it has hidden itself to be better aligned with WPML processing. It will be marginally more efficient in processing than having a separate piece of metadata.
I have also fixed the issue raised today on Github which is a text typo.
Separately I wrote a document giving information on the data structures used. This was if I needed to go the the WPML folks to define how the plugin works. It certainly can be better written, but I thought it is better to be out there rather than simply on my PC.