restore a bit of spec language that went missing #10225
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the language in question was added by Adriaan in scala#7680 but then accidentally got removed in 2020 by scala#7432 I looked through other spec commits in that date span and didn't find anything else that went missing
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This came up during some Scala 3 work. "I could have sworn the spec said something about this," I thought, and I was right — it did, before it didn't again.
A little digging revealed that the language in question was added by Adriaan in #7680 but then accidentally got removed in 2020 by #7432.
I looked through other spec commits in that date span and didn't find anything else that went missing