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@ntrel ntrel commented Aug 6, 2025

Make array.dd indexing/slicing sections mention bounds checks.
Similar to #4282, use list for kinds of base expression to index & add pointer link.
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Make array.dd indexing/slicing sections mention bounds checks.
Similar to dlang#4282, use list for kinds of base expression to index.
Link to array indexing/slicing.
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