[region-isolation] Excise 'transfer' in favor of 'sending' #77370
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…cpp. Just beginning the elimination of the word transferred from the code base.
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I did this by hand using clangd's rename symbol and by doing the comments myself in combination with query-replace and git grep. |
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Transfer is the old spelling for sending. I left it in to ease cherry-picking... but I think we have reached a point where that is less of a concern.