Please describe the problem:
When generating documentation from D code, a 'Namespace List' page is generated.
 This does little but duplicates the content of the 'File List' page.  There
ought to be a way to get rid of this duplication.

Steps to reproduce:
Generate documentation from a set of D files.

Actual results:
A 'Namespace List' page is generated, listing the packages and modules.  Since
modules in D correspond directly to source files, this list is redundant with
the 'File List' page.

I aso tried it with the OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_JAVA option set, and it makes little
difference besides mentions of 'packages' rather than 'namesapces'.


Expected results:
Two proposed solutions.

Idea 1: Have the 'Packages' page list only the packages (generally corresponding
to folders), leaving 'File List' to list the modules.  Individual package pages
would list the subpackages and modules; the modules would link to the
corresponding file pages.

Idea 2: Have a single page listing packages and modules, and get rid of the
'File List' page.  Of course, we'll need a means of getting documentation on the
module pages - can we consider \package or \file adequate, or should we invent
\module?

Which of these approaches would be best?  Moreover, would it be worth letting
the user choose between the two?


Does this happen every time?
Yes

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