Changed 'verboten' to 'forbidden'.#20439
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CC #19929 which was rejected but used "prohibited" instead. |
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This is part of the tone/style thing, I'm not particularly interested in changing it. Thanks though! |
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I'm not arguing for either side, but just to give you a data point, I had to look up verboten. |
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I didn't see verboten before. |
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Maybe a more suitable resolution to the issues raised in rust-lang#19929 and rust-lang#20439.
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Add guess braces doc `T![]` for `T_`
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Changed the (probably German) 'verboten' to (English) 'forbidden'.