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Editorial: remove some "are both" usages #3330

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This doesn't remove all occurrences, but the other occurrences are either in prose/asserts or we talked about them and they are justified because they form a nice pattern of spec steps. Typically, we avoid using this structure.

Additionally, this particular test is done in 6 places, 4 of which are already using our preferred phrasing.

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syg commented May 20, 2024

Do we typically avoid using this?

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@syg Yes. #2877

  • prefer "if a is c and b is c" over "if a and b are both c"

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@ljharb ljharb merged commit c305c11 into main May 28, 2024
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@ljharb ljharb deleted the are-both branch May 28, 2024 15:55
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