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You're right, they're out of sync. Probably something in the doc confuses the code that numbers footnotes? (Personally I don't like bottom-notes -- I prefer inline URLs. But that's a separate battle.)
There's actually quite a few instances of that throughout older PEPs; a lot of the ≈250 Sphinx warnings relate (ultimately) to misaligned footnote numbering. It wouldn't have been an issue if authors just used named auto-numbered footnotes instead of hardcoded or implicit numbers, but until I updated it recently, PEP 12 described both methods and lacked a clear recommendation (now it only specifies named auto-numbered footnotes, in cases where footnotes and not direct links are actually required).
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gvanrossum commentedon Jun 4, 2019
You're right, they're out of sync. Probably something in the doc confuses the code that numbers footnotes? (Personally I don't like bottom-notes -- I prefer inline URLs. But that's a separate battle.)
hugovk commentedon Apr 17, 2022
Please see PR #2534 to fix this.
[-]Shifted footnotes on pep 595 [/-][+]Shifted footnotes on PEP 595 [/+]CAM-Gerlach commentedon Apr 17, 2022
There's actually quite a few instances of that throughout older PEPs; a lot of the ≈250 Sphinx warnings relate (ultimately) to misaligned footnote numbering. It wouldn't have been an issue if authors just used named auto-numbered footnotes instead of hardcoded or implicit numbers, but until I updated it recently, PEP 12 described both methods and lacked a clear recommendation (now it only specifies named auto-numbered footnotes, in cases where footnotes and not direct links are actually required).