COTUS Monographs repealed articles

If repealed articles have bold headings in the table of contents (TOC) or are generally treated as chapters in the same book, capture them in their own chapter.

Do not nest repealed articles within the previous article. For example, in the TOC example from California, Article XXII forms a new chapter element, the same as Article XXI.

COTUS Monographs Example with repealed article

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      <chapter id="usc-9780199778959-chapter-26" doi="10.1093/usc/9780199778959.003.026">
        <titleGroup><title>
 <p>Article XXI</p></title><subtitle>
 <p>Reapportionment of Senate, Assembly, Congressional, and Board of Equalization
              Districts</p></subtitle>
        </titleGroup>
        <textMatter><div1 role="prelim">
 <p>Elected members of representative government bodies, such as a state
              legislature...</p></div1><!-- remaining divisions for chapter -->
        </textMatter>
      </chapter>
      <chapter id="usc-9780199778959-chapter-27" doi="10.1093/usc/9780199778959.003.027">
        <titleGroup><title>
 <p>Article XXII</p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <textMatter><div1>
 <p>Article XXII was repealed June 6, 1972.</p></div1>
        </textMatter>
      </chapter>