doc: make-struct-type postinitfun: outdated text.

* txr.1: Replace description of make-struct-type's postinitfun
argument which was still claiming that the calls are in
opposite order relative to initfun calls. That changed after
TXR 148 but was documented only for defstruct.
Also updating the compat note for 148.

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/txr.1 b/txr.1
index d6252e9b..475e74dc 100644
--- a/txr.1
+++ b/txr.1
@@ -23489,15 +23489,10 @@ function is similar to
 The difference is that
 .meta postinitfun
 functions are called after all other initialization processing,
-rather than before. Unlike
-.meta initfun
-functions, they are also called in the opposite
-in order of inheritance, so that the structure type's
-own specific
+rather than before. They are are also called in order of
+inheritance: the
 .meta postinitfun
-is called first, and root supertype's
-.meta initfun
-is called last.
+of a structure's supertype is called before its own.
 
 .coNP Function @ find-struct-type
 .synb
@@ -60158,7 +60153,14 @@ handlers specified in a
 were executed in derived-to-base order, opposite to the
 order of execution of
 .code :init
-handlers. Specifying 148 or earlier compatibility provides this
+handlers. Though described in terms of
+.code defstruct
+syntax and concepts, this is actually a change in how
+.code make-struct-type
+treats its
+.meta postinitfun
+argument.
+Specifying 148 or earlier compatibility provides this
 old behavior. Also, until version 148, the
 .code trim-str
 function stripped leading and trailing whitespace from a string