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Adds a comma after "blocks" in a sentence explaining how subprocesses may pause when the pipe buffer is full. This improves readability and clarifies the meaning of the sentence, preventing misinterpretation of "blocks waiting" as a compound phrase. No functional code is affected.
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PR closed pre-maturely due to a mistake on my end, new PR created #58862 |
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doc: add comma after "blocks" for clarity in child_process.md
This PR improves clarity in doc/api/child_process.md by adding a comma after the word "blocks" in the sentence:
The change improves readability and ensures proper grammatical flow. No functional code is affected.
No functional code is affected.