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Fixed a typo in AsyncIteratorMapSequence documentation
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Sources/AsyncSequenceReader/AsyncIteratorMapSequence.swift

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/// Creates an asynchronous sequence that maps the given closure over an iterator for the sequence, which can itself accept multiple reads.
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/// When finished reading from the iterator, return your completed object, and the closure will be called again with an terator configured to continue where the first one finished.
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/// When finished reading from the iterator, return your completed object, and the closure will be called again with an iterator configured to continue where the first one finished.
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/// In this example, an asynchronous sequence of Strings encodes sentences by prefixing each word sequence with a number.
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/// The number indicates how many words will be read and concatenated into a complete sentence.
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/// Creates an asynchronous sequence that maps the given closure over an iterator for the sequence, which can itself accept multiple reads.
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///
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/// When finished reading from the iterator, return your completed object, and the closure will be called again with an terator configured to continue where the first one finished.
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/// When finished reading from the iterator, return your completed object, and the closure will be called again with an iterator configured to continue where the first one finished.
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///
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/// In this example, an asynchronous sequence of Strings encodes sentences by prefixing each word sequence with a number.
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/// The number indicates how many words will be read and concatenated into a complete sentence.

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