gh-149093: Resolved circular dependency between 'mapping' term and collections.abc.Mapping#149348
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gh-149093: Resolved circular dependency between mapping term collections.abc.Mapping
After thinking for a bit I decided to redirect mapping link in classes description to built-in types, as it is implemented in sets.
Also, in the glossary, I pointed out where to find a table with implemented methods, as was requested in the issue.