Hi All,

I was recently citing something and wanted to mention the author and so tried
[cite/a/b:@] and was surprised to see it didn’t work. Looking at oc-csl.el I see
that we only define the following author variants:
• `a/c'
• `a/f'
• `a/cf'

Is there any reason why we haven’t added `a/b', `a/bc', `a/bf', `a/bcf' ?
From a quick test, this seems to work as expected:
┌────
│ (`(,(or "author" "a") . ,variant)
│  (pcase variant
│    ((or "caps" "b") '(:mode author-only :suppress-affixes t))
│    ((or "caps" "c") '(:mode author-only :capitalize-first t))
│    ((or "full" "f") '(:mode author-only :ignore-et-al t))
│    ((or "bare-caps" "bc") '(:mode author-only :suppress-affixes t :capitalize-first t))
│    ((or "bare-full" "bf") '(:mode author-only :suppress-affixes t :ignore-et-al t))
│    ((or "caps-full" "cf") '(:mode author-only :capitalize-first t :ignore-et-al t))
│    ((or "bare-caps-full" "bcf") '(:mode author-only :suppress-affixes t :capitalize-first t :ignore-et-al t))
│    (_ '(:mode author-only))))
└────

All the best,
Timothy