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Remove NEWS entry regarding changed vector-holes functionality
There's no longer breaking behavior changes to how vector-holes work.
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Changed Functionality
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- The ``in`` operator does not any more track whether a given vector element
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has been assigned-to. It now simply equates to "is this index between zero
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and the size-of-the-vector-minus-one, inclusive". Previously, the ``in``
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operator could have detected whether, by purpose or accident, a "hole" was
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created in a vector by way of assigning to an index that's more than 1 beyond
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the end of the vector (with intermediate elements becoming "holes") and
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whether a "hole" had ever been subsequently filled by an assignment.
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The behavior of creating a "hole" in a vector was never explicitly
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documented, and should be thought of as undefined behavior and not something
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the ``in`` operator can be used to detect. For this kind of usage, a
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``table[count] of X`` is more appropriate than a vector.
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Removed Functionality
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