Question regarding completion-signatures-for vs completion_signatures_of_t
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What is the difference between these two types in the spec?
I'm going under the assumption that they are defined separately because completion_signatures_of_t relies on get_completion_signatures which checks the return type of the member function with the same name, and completion-signatures-for is supposed to be used as a return type for that member function.
If the above is correct, should completion-signatures-for use the same logic as get_completion_signatures, but without the member function check?
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Start by comparing the specification definitions of completion-signatures-for and completion_signatures_of_t, then trace the referenced get_completion_signatures lookup and the member function's return type. Done means documenting their distinct roles and resolving whether the proposed logic is correct; no source file or test is named in the issue.
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