sh: case .... ==> ;; esac <==

[Dan_Jacobson at ATT.COM]

Is there any Bourne (or "Bourne compatible") shell version that requires
me to put the last ";;" right before the "esac"?  The language
description in "An Introduction to the UNIX Shell" (Bourne/Seiden, 4.3
BSD book USD:3-23) seems to require it, though there are examples on
previous pages that omit it.

E.g.,
case $LL in
	COOL) echo this;;
	J)    echo that;; #is the ";;" needed here?
esac
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