[std] Consistently use 'overload set'. #3588
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Define the term in [basic.lookup] and use it throughout. Avoid the term 'set of overloaded functions', because it is ambiguous with the declaration view in [over.load]. (An overload set might contain functions from different scopes that cannot be overloaded per [over.load].)
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Define the term in [basic.lookup] and use it throughout.
Avoid the term 'set of overloaded functions', because it
is ambiguous with the declaration view in [over.load].
(An overload set might contain functions from different
scopes that cannot be overloaded per [over.load].)
Fixes #3297.