[temp.pre] [temp.decls.general] Templated function #6047
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As proposed in reflector thread
[core] What is a "templated function"?The first commit here is intended to be editorial and to match the intent described by Jens and Mike.
The second commit, I claim, is not editorial; either it should not be made (because something subtle that I hope someone will explain to me in a PR comment), or it changes the normative wording for the better. Specifically, it would make the affected wording apply to all templated functions, rather than to only a subset of them. An example of an entity affected by the change would be a templated function that is a member function of a member class of a class template.