Meh. Everywhere else nmh presents MIME parts in the order in
which they occur in the message; from what I can tell,
multipart/alternative was reversed just so the display code
would be easier to write. This seems like a lousy exception.
mhlist is a counterexample. And a good one.
It's obvious that was done because otherwise, you could never give a
consistent -part switch (it wouldn't make any sense if mhlist showed
a part number of 1, but in mhshow it was really 2). This was the way
it was back when there was just a "mhn" command, and that just was
carried forward.
--Ken
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