[Docs] Clarify partial_apply's ownership of @inout_aliasable arguments. #26523
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`partial_apply` does not own `@inout_aliasable` arguments, so the original description "the closure does however take ownership of the partially applied arguments" is not accurate. This patch makes things clear.
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@swift-ci please smoke test |
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IIRC, the same behavior applies to |
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This is at least an improvement over what's there for the time being. |
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partial_applydoes not own@inout_aliasablearguments, so the original description "the closure does however take ownership of the partially applied arguments" is not accurate. This patch makes things clear.Context: Does
partial_applynot take ownership of@inout_aliasablearguments?