Drop internal iter-N references from user-facing docs#5
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Replaces 'iter-N' loop terminology with the substantive technical content the references were trying to attribute. Preserves the underlying facts about TIMEOUT vs NETWORK_ERROR discrimination and body-read timeout wrappers.
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Why
A doc-hygiene sweep across the SDK suite found internal "iter-N" loop terminology in user-facing docs. End users have no idea what "iter-12" or "iter-18" means — those are bookkeeping markers from the iteration loop that built this SDK, not anything they can find in a CHANGELOG.
This PR replaces the
iter-Nreferences with the substantive technical content they were trying to attribute. The underlying facts (TIMEOUT vs NETWORK_ERROR discrimination, body-read timeout wrappers,URLSession.shared.timeoutIntervalForResourcedefaulting to 7 days) are preserved — only the loop bookkeeping is dropped.Test plan
grep -rn "iter-[0-9]\|iter [0-9]" docs/returns no matchesWikis
The wiki copies of these pages were updated in matching commits earlier today (no-PR direct push, since wikis don't go through review). Pages and repos affected match this PR exactly.