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- Add comprehensive documentation for NullableExtensions and ObjectExtensions - Include practical examples for match() and let() methods - Explain use cases and benefits of functional programming patterns - Improve developer experience for core API utilities
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Summary
Enhanced documentation for functional programming utilities in
dart_node_core/extensions.dart.Changes
NullableExtensions.match()with detailed examples and use casesObjectExtensions.let()with practical chaining examplesImpact
The
matchandletutilities are powerful but were undocumented, creating friction for developers trying to understand when and how to use them.