[time.format] incorrect namespace qualifications
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Description
p1 and p4 refer to std::chrono::duration which should just be chrono::duration.
p10 and p11 refer to sys_time which should be chrono::sys_time.
p12 is missing the chrono:: throughout:
equivalent to those formatted by a
sys_timeinitialized withclock_cast<system_clock>(t), or by autc_timeinitialized withclock_cast<utc_clock>(t)
p13 is says local_time which should be chrono::local_time
The declarations before p14 are a struct and a function in chrono whereas the surrounding definitions are all in namespace std. They should be shown as chrono::local-time-format-t and chrono::local_time_format(...).
p15 should refer to chrono::local-time-format-t
p17 should refer to chrono::sys_time.
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The issue names no file or test; locate the time.format wording in the C++ draft source and inspect paragraphs p1–p17. Compare each listed name with the surrounding namespace declarations, then verify that all requested qualifications appear correctly in the rendered draft.
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