Incorrect docs: type compatibility for functions with overloads

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In the docs, it says: "When a function has overloads, each overload in the source type must be matched by a compatible signature on the target type." But it should be "When a function has overloads, each overload in the source type target type must be matched by a compatible signature on the target type source type."

Code
The actual behaviour is right:

type t1 = {
    (foo: string): string
    (foo: number): number
}

type t2 = {
    (foo: string): string
}

declare let v1: t1;
declare let v2: t2;
v2 = v1 // OK
v1 = v2 // Error

The type on the right side of = is considered "the source type".

Start at the linked TypeScript Handbook page on type compatibility and locate the section describing overload compatibility. Compare the wording with the provided assignment example, then update the source documentation so the source and target types are described consistently. Verify the rendered page and the example's stated behavior.