Missing wildcard characters in Jakarta Batch spec documents

[Jaawn]

All versions of the Jakarta Batch spec have an error everywhere it discusses wildcard characters in both the HTML and PDF versions:
https://github.com/jakartaee/specifications/blob/71478f8694b1fb17b3cd58de6eef3103fc918075/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.pdf

specifications/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.html

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	<td class="tableblock halign-left valign-top"><p class="tableblock">Specifies an exit status to match to the current next element. It
	must be a valid XML string value. Wildcards of "<strong>" and "" may be used.
	"</strong>" matches zero or more characters. "" matches exactly one character.

specifications/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.html

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	<td class="tableblock halign-left valign-top"><p class="tableblock">Specifies the exit status value that activates this end element. It
	must be a valid XML string value. Wildcards of "<strong>" and "" may be used.
	"</strong>" matches zero or more characters. "" matches exactly one character.

specifications/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.html

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	<td class="tableblock halign-left valign-top"><p class="tableblock">Specifies the exit status value that activates this fail element.
	It must be a valid XML string value. Wildcards of "<strong>" and "" may be
	used. "</strong>" matches zero or more characters. "" matches exactly one

specifications/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.html

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	<td class="tableblock halign-left valign-top"><p class="tableblock">Specifies the exit status value that activates this end element. It
	must be a valid XML string value. Wildcards of "<strong>" and "" may be used.
	"</strong>" matches zero or more characters. "" matches exactly one character.

specifications/batch/2.0/jakarta-batch-spec-2.0.html

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	<td class="tableblock halign-left valign-top"><p class="tableblock">Specifies the exit status value that activates this end element. It
	must be a valid XML string value. Wildcards of "<strong>" and "" may be used.
	"</strong>" matches zero or more characters. "" matches exactly one character.

For reference, the associated section of the JSR-352 spec reads:

Specifies an exit status to match to the current next element. It must be a valid XML
string value. Wildcards of "*" and "?" may be used. "*" matches zero or more
characters. "?" matches exactly one character. It must match an exit status value in
order to have effect. This is a required attribute.
JSR-352

It looks like an issue with the original parsing/processing of the * and ? characters used for the wildcards