fix source error after reformatting

Makefile

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 # Build variables
 BASEBDIR=./build
 BDIR=$(BASEBDIR)
+TDIR=$(BASEBDIR)/tmp
 SDIR=./src
 BNAME=promise-`git show --oneline | head -1 | cut -d" " -f1`
 CONF=default.cfg
@@ -28,58 +29,59 @@ timestamp: mkbuild
 
 mkbuild:
 	if [ ! -d $(BDIR) ]; then mkdir -p $(BDIR); fi
+	if [ ! -d $(TDIR) ]; then mkdir -p $(TDIR); fi
 
 mktemp: mkbuild
-	if [ ! -f $(BDIR)/$(TEMP) ]; then cp $(SDIR)/$(SOURCE) $(BDIR)/$(TEMP); fi
+	if [ ! -f $(TDIR)/$(TEMP) ]; then cp $(SDIR)/$(SOURCE) $(TDIR)/$(TEMP); fi
 
 wordcount: mktemp
 	# This only works when you've got
 	sed -i "s;WORDCOUNT;`cat $(SDIR)/chapters/*.tex | wc -w`;g" \
-		$(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+		$(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 repo: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;REPO;`git remote get-url origin`;g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;REPO;`git remote get-url origin`;g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 title: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;PROJECT;$(TITLE);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;PROJECT;$(TITLE);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 phone: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;PHONE;$(PHONE);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;PHONE;$(PHONE);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 pen: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;PENNAME;$(PENNAME);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;PENNAME;$(PENNAME);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 	# Change the following line's -f# to decide which name to use
 	# LNAME needs to be the family name.
-	sed -i "s;SNAME;`echo $(PENNAME) | cut -d" " -f2`;g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;SNAME;`echo $(PENNAME) | cut -d" " -f2`;g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 email: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;EMAIL;$(EMAIL);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;EMAIL;$(EMAIL);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 3ppn: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;PRONOUNS;$(PRONOUNS);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;PRONOUNS;$(PRONOUNS);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 addr: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;STREETADDR;$(STREETADDR);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;STREETADDR;$(STREETADDR);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
-	sed -i "s;LASTADDR;$(LASTADDR);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;LASTADDR;$(LASTADDR);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 
 lname: mktemp
-	sed -i "s;LEGALNAME;$(LEGALNAME);g" $(BDIR)/$(TEMP)
+	sed -i "s;LEGALNAME;$(LEGALNAME);g" $(TDIR)/$(TEMP)
 	
 template: mktemp wordcount repo title phone pen email 3ppn addr lname
-	if [ -f $(BDIR)/$(TEMP) ]; \
+	if [ -f $(TDIR)/$(TEMP) ]; \
-		then mv $(BDIR)/$(TEMP) $(BDIR)/$(SOURCE); \
+		then mv $(TDIR)/$(TEMP) $(TDIR)/$(SOURCE); \
-		else cp $(SDIR)/$(SOURCE) $(BDIR)/$(SOURCE); \
+		else cp $(SDIR)/$(SOURCE) $(TDIR)/$(SOURCE); \
 	fi
 
 pdf: template
-	pdflatex -jobname=$(BNAME) -output-directory=$(BDIR) $(BDIR)/$(SOURCE)
+	pdflatex -jobname=$(BNAME) -output-directory=$(BDIR) $(TDIR)/$(SOURCE)
 
 epub: template
-	tex4ebook -f epub  -c $(SDIR)/$(CONF) -j $(BNAME) $(BDIR)/$(SOURCE)
+	tex4ebook -f epub  -c $(SDIR)/$(CONF) -j $(BNAME) $(TDIR)/$(SOURCE)
 	mv $(BNAME).epub $(BDIR)
 
 word: template
-	pandoc $(BDIR)/$(SOURCE) -o $(BDIR)/$(BNAME).docx
+	pandoc $(TDIR)/$(SOURCE) -o $(BDIR)/$(BNAME).docx
 
 spellcheck: 
 	for c in $(SDIR)/chapters/*.tex; do aspell -t -c $${c}; done
@@ -88,7 +90,7 @@ cleanbuild:
 	rm -rf $(BDIR)/*.log $(BDIR)/*.aux $(BDIR)/*.toc $(BDIR)/$(TEMP) \
 		$(BDIR)/$(SOURCE) ./*.opf ./*.html ./*.aux ./*.css ./*.dvi \
 		./*-epub/ ./*-mobi/ ./*.idv ./*.lg ./*.log  ./*.toc ./*.xref \
-		./*.4ct ./*.4tc ./*.ncx ./*.tmp $(SDIR)/chapters/*.bak
+		./*.4ct ./*.4tc ./*.ncx ./*.tmp $(SDIR)/chapters/*.bak $(TDIR)
 
 clean: cleanbuild
 	rm -rf $(BASEBDIR) 

src/chapters/00-a-lastnormalday.tex

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Vance was overall a good guy.  Just trying to get things together and make sure
 
 "Don't worry," another developer spoke up, "we'll give you the light load this week." Brent.  Another good guy.  Just sometimes really weird.  Not like I could talk.
 
-"Thank you," I said, genuinely, "I appreciate that, though if all aren't in agreement, I can take one of the other workloads."  There were unanimous nods from all but one.  Kaden.  He's new.  \emph{I should give him the benefit of% the doubt, shouldn't I?}
+"Thank you," I said, genuinely, "I appreciate that, though if all aren't in agreement, I can take one of the other workloads."  There were unanimous nods from all but one.  Kaden.  He's new.  \emph{I should give him the benefit of the doubt, shouldn't I?}
 
 "Kaden!" another senior developer exclaimed, "Talon's just been having an off month.  His code is top notch and beyond stellar.  We should let him recover." A pang of pain shot through me.  I wasn't sure why.  I didn't know this developer's name, though he's certainly seen my code.  He wasn't lying either.  My code was top notch.
 
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ I could hear the dings of direct messages coming in.  I pulled my head out from
 
 I chuckled to myself slightly and clicked the link.  The web browser opened to our issue tracker with a list of open issues.  Only one was assigned to me.
 
-\textbf{[OPEN] [Flight] [Debug] [Regression] Current Version not decoding data% correctly}
+\textbf{[OPEN] [Flight] [Debug] [Regression] Current Version not decoding data correctly}
 
 I switched tabs to the version control software and counted the reviews I had to do.  Three.  Not bad.  I can knock them out in an hour.  Probably.  If I don't break down crying or fall asleep.