Attempts to avoid this "ONE TRUE ALGORITHM" misconception #208
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The Technique section has never been intentionally about defining one algorithm to rule them all. This change hopefully makes that more clear. Also removing some MUST and MAY to use "will" and "should" to ease confusion that this wording was 100% autoloader developer orientated.
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Attempts to avoid this "ONE TRUE ALGORITHM" misconception
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Although I'm not thrilled by avoiding MUST, etc. |
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We are not avoiding MUST in all places, just when describing things the autoloader developer MUST do. We're telling a story. |
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The Technique section has never been intentionally about defining one algorithm to rule them all. This change hopefully makes that more clear. Also removing some MUST and MAY to use "will" and "should" to ease confusion that this wording was 100% autoloader developer orientated.