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And, reading through this, it seems intentional. The point here is that (beyond the syntactic requirements), a Writeable iterator that happens to also be a Readable iterator guarantees that you can read the just-written value back from the iterator. (Assuming the value types are the same.)
Just merging the duplicate "if"s would change the semantics.
draft/source/iterators.tex
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This one-item list starts with an if, but its introducing paragraph ends with an if too.
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