[expr.sub] Really deprecate comma in braces #3899
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The core convention is to deprecate in core wording, and then cross-reference from Annex D. If all references to deprecating a feature are notes, then there is no normative deprecation. Resolved by promoting the two notes in core text to straight normative text proclaiming the deprecation.
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Please change the commit description from "braces" to "brackets".
Also, please de-note only one of the occurrences, otherwise we introduce normative duplication / redundancy. I think I'd prefer expr.sub to contain the normative part. (This is where we would make this situation ill-formed, eventually.)
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The core convention is to deprecate in core wording, and then
cross-reference from Annex D. If all references to deprecating
a feature are notes, then there is no normative deprecation.
Resolved by promoting the two notes in core text to straight
normative text proclaiming the deprecation.