Better document code reflection's use of LazyConstant - #1099
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The trouble with the comments spread out over the code base is the likely risk they will become stale, as the use of preview features in the implementation change or preview features themselves change when re-previewing or exiting preview. I for one will not remember :-) but I don't have a good answer to this. In this case it may be better not to say anything specific, or alternatively not require the use of preview features which IMO would be a shame.
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There is this
@ParticipatesInPreviewmarker, which is confusing because it really only allows participation in the use of preview APIs for implementation without allowing the use of preview language features. We should indicate which preview API is being used to simplify maintenance.Progress
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