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Fix grammar in 1.81.0 release #1400

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Expand Up @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ requirements documented in [PartialOrd] and [Ord].
### `#[expect(lint)]`

1.81 stabilizes a new lint level, `expect`, which allows explicitly noting that
a particular lint *should* occur, and warning if it doesn't. The intended use
a particular lint *should* occur, and warn if it doesn't. The intended use
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If we're going to not use the gerund here then it needs to agree with the singular "lint level".

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a particular lint *should* occur, and warn if it doesn't. The intended use
a particular lint *should* occur, and warns if it doesn't. The intended use

i.e. "lint level, expect, which [...] warns if it doesn't"

Though I don't agree that this needs changing at all. Or at least this should be split into two separate sentences if it's ambiguous.

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The "warn" is not marked because there's an auxiliary, "should".

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IMO this way of phrasing it is weird, we’re saying this “allows explicitly noting that a particular lint […] warns if it [doesn’t occur]”

case for this is temporarily silencing a lint, whether due to lint
implementation bugs or ongoing refactoring, while wanting to know when the lint
is no longer required.
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