You don’t need a package at all. I just define a new command \xxx{stuff} that changes the colour to red. It’s a one-liner. Copy and paste that into any new document. Changing the colour without a custom command is equally trivial, but this allows you to search for “xxx” to find anything you might’ve missed.
That’s why you change the color of any temporary text so that you can really see if there’s any left
Considering how widespread of a situation it is, I am surprised I haven’t found yet a good LaTeX package that handles temporary sections
You don’t need a package at all. I just define a new command
\xxx{stuff}that changes the colour to red. It’s a one-liner. Copy and paste that into any new document. Changing the colour without a custom command is equally trivial, but this allows you to search for “xxx” to find anything you might’ve missed.why not add notes as marginalia?
####I throw some hashes in front
I throw ?? (that is also the default error code for LaTeX, so the last sweep of the pdf is always a search for ??)