Clarify object references in destructuring rest bindings - #44897
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Description
Clarifies that object values collected by a rest property or rest element are not cloned. Adds an object destructuring example showing that the source and rest binding refer to the same nested object.
Motivation
The existing section explains that rest bindings create a new array or object, but it does not clarify that collected object values retain their identity. This helps readers understand why mutating a nested object through the rest binding can also be observed through the source.
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