Looks good. I checked changes to Windows.tex into Git.
I will have to study the table more closely but what I know so far is that "Target" is the column label for "patterns ... duration". In the code, for "patterns" a "strcmp" operation (which is a string compare as opposed to an arithmetic operation) is used for all of "eq ... up to and including lt" PLUS it can "Match" a list. For arithmetic it will show up "around" a little more or a little less of a "radius" amount. For "Track type", the code will use a "member test" for "eq, ge, ...lt" AND it should "match".
Basically, the current "typewriter style" table can just be turned into a pretty table with everything in the same place. The 11 "|"s are just a vertical line; the many "+"s below the words "target...eq...around" is just a horizontal line. The "<--- and --->" just represent all the legal operators in the header (i.e. eq...lt") that can be used for a strcmp or arithmetic or member test. Not sure how to represent "matches" and "around" but they basically hold their current position. [Well really, I am going to have to study it some more to understand it fully.]
There is a nice tutorial on this topic (in Spanish):And also the text version, whose translation is more convenient:
The contributions by Rafa Mar are sorely missed by me.