Remove most uses of at-inbounds in documentation #547
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The usage of at-inbounds in the documentation is confusing and potentially dangerous for new users. Experienced users know when to use it anyway.
Codecov ReportBase: 92.57% // Head: 92.93% // Increases project coverage by
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The usage of at-inbounds in the documentation is confusing and potentially dangerous for new users. Experienced users know when to use it anyway.