Consistently use math mode for index notation and ellipses in INVOKE expressions #1564
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This changes pseudocode expressions of the form
INVOKE(f, t1, t2, ..., tN)so that the index notation and ellipsis are in math mode, and so not mistaken for C++ variables or the...token.[func.require]:
and:
[func.bind] already formatted the indices this way, but used code font for the
...between the metavariables:[func.memfn]:
[futures.task.members]:
and: