Unhyphenate "potentially-evaluated"#8939
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Unhyphenate "potentially-evaluated"#8939frederick-vs-ja wants to merge 1 commit intocplusplus:mainfrom
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Currently we define unhyphenated "_potentially evaluated_" in [basic.def.odr]/3 for expressions and conversions, but also define hyphenated "_potentially-evaluated subexpressions_" in [intro.execution]/4. It's probably better to use a single form, and the hyphen shouldn't b used for compounds modifying a noun if an adverb ending in "ly" is used.
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Currently we define unhyphenated "potentially evaluated" in [basic.def.odr]/3 for expressions and conversions, but also define hyphenated "potentially-evaluated subexpressions" in [intro.execution]/4.
It's probably better to use a single form, and the hyphen shouldn't b used for compounds modifying a noun if an adverb ending in "ly" is used.
Fixes #8937.