[LangRef] Clarify definition of fragments #145582
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Try to give a more complete description of what we call a "fragment", and how debug records interact when fragments are involved.
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Thank you for taking a look! I just committed, but if anyone has any more comments I will post the corrections as another PR |
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LGTM! |
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Try to give a more complete description of what we call a "fragment", and how debug records interact when fragments are involved.
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Try to give a more complete description of what we call a "fragment", and how debug records interact when fragments are involved.