bug#20924: 25.0.50; (elisp) `Sticky Properties`

[Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> In a nutshell, it
> says: when users insert characters by typing, they inherit ...; by
> contrast, a Lisp program that inserts text can choose not to.
> 
> > Under what conditions does a character "normally
> > take on the same properties as the preceding character"?
> 
> When it is inserted by typing that character.  That's what the first
> paragraph says.

I think it would be a lot clearer if the text said just what you
said here.  Something like this:
When you insert a char by typing it, it inherits....
But Lisp code that inserts text might not inherit...

I'm OK with whatever you decide to do (including nothing).  I hope
the text will be made a little clearer, but if not, OK.  Thx.