Docs: Improve and clarify Promise terminology section#41566
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| ## Promise terminology | ||
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| Promises come with some quite specific terminology that it's worth getting clear about. | ||
| ## Promise terminology |
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MD024/no-duplicate-heading Multiple headings with the same content [Context: "Promise terminology"]
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Duplicate of #41565 |
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Description
This PR improves the "Promise terminology" section for better readability and clarity. The section has been restructured, and definitions have been simplified to be more accessible for learners.
Motivation
This change addresses a suggestion from a maintainer in issue #41538 to update the terminology section. The main goal is to resolve an inconsistency in the article by adding a definition for the term "completed" and explaining its relationship to "settled."
Related issues and pull requests
Fixes #41538