Stop referring to the things in a List as 'entries' #112
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ljharb
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Co-authored-by: Jordan Harband <ljharb@gmail.com>
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In #111 @ljharb pointed out that I was incorrectly referring to the elements in a list as 'entries'. This fixes a few existing instances of that error.
I haven't changed the usage of _entry_ as a variable name when referring to List elements, because it seems there's existing precedent for that pattern in the spec.