Post-LWG3713, use "sorted with respect to comp" consistently
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…eral] "sorted with respect to `comp`" https://cplusplus.github.io/LWG/issue3713 LWG3713 points out that we temporarily lost the term of art "sorted with respect to `comp`," and brings back a definition for it. However, several places in the existing draft never actually used that term of art in the first place. Fix them up so that they do.
CaseyCarter
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jensmaurer
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We should apply this only after LWG3713 was actually applied (i.e. after the July 2022 straw polls). |
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LWG3713 points out that we temporarily lost the term of art "sorted with respect to
comp," and brings back a definition for it. However, several places in the existing draft never actually used that term of art in the first place. Fix them up so that they do. (hat tip @CaseyCarter)