Consistently use "the Swift standard library" #197
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Per discussion with Chuck Toporek <chuck_toporek@apple.com>.
Confirmed no stragglers by running:
git grep -i 'the standard library'
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In context, there's only one "standard library" for Swift, so it's unlikely someone would misread that to meaning anything other than "the Swift standard library". But it's still worthwhile to be consistent.
Per discussion with Chuck in another edit, circa May 2023.
Fixes: rdar://110033045