Bug #6585 Documentation ambiguity on unqualified JOIN

Description:
Ref.: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/JOIN.html
Manual:14.1.7.1 JOIN Syntax

Minor ambiguity in the status of an unqualified "JOIN":

it's not permissible according to the syntax prototypes - there's always a qualifying adjective.  But the following text implies that it is accepted:

"Note that INNER JOIN syntax allows a join_condition only from MySQL 3.23.17 on. The same is true for JOIN and CROSS JOIN only as of MySQL 4.0.11. "

How to repeat:
Read.

Suggested fix:
Brackets around [INNER] in syntax prototype if that is appropriate.  Else alter comment quoted above.

It appears that INNER is already within square brackets
in the syntax prototype.  Please clarify the nature of the
ambiguity. Thanks.

True; sorry.  I misread the [INNER|CROSS] expression as requiring one of the listed alternatives.  But in fact either is optional.  No error.