📝 docs: a sorted collection answers through live views, and a sorted set gives a view of a range
📝 docs: a conformance case fails where the build refuses its code, in the five languages The SupportedFeatures page says how the conformance harness measures a case: one whose C# the build refuses fails before either side runs, naming each refusal, unless it is written to pin that refusal, and then it asserts the diagnostic's id and runs nothing (#907).
📝 docs: the build flow page reads in Spanish, French and German The ASCII diagram keeps its frames: the labels are translated and the padding recomputed, since a label a few characters longer than its box pushes the border out and the figure stops being a figure. Also repoints the anchors that other pages aim into this one. They were written with the English slugs while the translated pages did not exist, so they resolved to a page and then to nothing: PackageArchitecture and SupportedFeatures in all three languages.
📝 docs: another type, a call through null and a type's own name SupportedFeatures, in five languages: a tuple's element that is an array, a list, a dictionary, a set or a delegate writes its type's name, and so does the value itself, a tuple or an anonymous object of other element or member types is unequal, and an anonymous object's Equals, ToString and method groups throw through null. The limits name a value held as object and one handed to the Equals method group's delegate.
📝 docs: a value held as data through the formatter, and anonymous keys Styling, in five languages: a Color and a Curve in an aligned hole, a hole with a format and string.Format write their record text, padded, where they wrote [object Object]. SupportedFeatures, in five languages: a set, Distinct and GroupBy find equal anonymous objects one key, Distinct keeping the first of each.
📝 docs: a tuple's text and an anonymous object's Equals and text are .NET's SupportedFeatures, in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French and German: a value tuple writes (1, a) through every route into text, its Equals method group and a Nullable tuple's Equals compare as the call does, and a new row says what an anonymous object answers, Equals by its members of the same set in the same order, == by reference, and its text { A = 1 }. Both rows name the limit: a value held as object still prints as the browser holds it. The $eq.text line lists record and tuple.
📝 docs: SupportedFeatures reads in Spanish, French and German The matrix of supported C# features was written in English and Portuguese only. It now reads in all five languages of the wiki, and the language line of the English and Portuguese copies names the three new ones. The locale sidebars already linked these pages.