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Each patch in this stack deletes comments that are redundant with the new naming convention. In ReadableStreamTee_Cancel, we have a variable named `unwrappedReason` whose purpose is to create a properly wrapped verison of `reason`. It's a little vertiginous. But I think this is what the new convention demands and it's not so bad. Also in ReadableStreamTee_Cancel, step 4.c., we wrap `cancelResult`, which does not have an `unwrapped` tag. This is because we switched realms between the declaration of `cancelResult` and the line of code where we're going to use it. I think this just means the convention is never going to make all correct code obviously-correct and all wrong code obviously-wrong. Still an improvement. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D11683 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando
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