info mode header line missing title

[<joseph@vlsidesigntools.com>]

One of the newer versions of emacs changed the format of the info mode header line to
exclude the current node.  Previously, the node appeared in both the header line and in
the mode line.  This is a greviously bad change because it immensely complicates seeing
what is going on in a complicated info file.

I use info to provide help subjects for users not familiar with emacs.  It is a complete
disaster having to explain that what screen the user is looking at cannot be found at the
top.  The user **must** look to the bottom to see what screen is being displayed.  This is
contrary to many people's intuition that the title of something is at the top.  Unfamiliar
users must have an intuitive place on the screen to see what screen they are viewing.  For
the primary thing at the top to be the title of something that is not visible is a huge
problem for new users to swallow.  It is just simply not intuitive.

You should reinstate the previous rule of including the current node in the header line. 
This could be a default mode that experts like the developer who instituted this change
might customize to remove the current node from the header line.
Joseph Patterson
VLSI Design Tools
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