Add must_use to std docs
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Std documentation now has `must_use` functionality with the appropriate example
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Jan 24, 2024
`false` is now appropriately labelled as the default value of `must_use`. Resolves: Kampfkarren#583 (comment)
`must_use` has its own example while `observes` and `required` have their respective example
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Jan 25, 2024
The default option is now displayed correctly Resolves: Kampfkarren#583 (comment)
Replaced `table.find` example with a `tostring` example Resolves: Kampfkarren#583 (comment)
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@Kampfkarren Are you able to take a look at this? |
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Closes: #407
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must_usefunctionality and documentation for std docs.