docs: update built-in interfaces in XGo MiniSpec #2507
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- Add comprehensive documentation for `any` interface (alias for interface{})
- Add `comparable` interface documentation with type constraint examples
- Expand `error` interface documentation with complete definition
- Include usage examples and clarifications for each interface
- Align with Go language specification
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@xgopilot Move the comparable interface to doc/spec.md.
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Task Completed
I've successfully moved the comparable interface documentation from the MiniSpec to the FullSpec as requested.
Changes Made
- doc/spec-mini.md: Removed the
comparableinterface section and its reference from the built-in interfaces list - doc/spec.md: Added the complete
comparableinterface documentation to the "Builtin interfaces" section (lines 198-223)
The comparable interface documentation now resides in the FullSpec, which is appropriate since it's primarily used for advanced generic type constraints rather than everyday programming tasks covered in the MiniSpec.
Rationale
Moving comparable to the FullSpec aligns with the specification structure:
- MiniSpec: Contains recommended best practices for general use
- FullSpec: Contains advanced features for experts and library designers
The comparable interface is primarily used as a type constraint in generic code, which is a more advanced use case suitable for the FullSpec.
Move the comparable interface documentation from spec-mini.md to spec.md as it is an advanced feature primarily used for generic type constraints. Generated with [codeagent](https://github.com/qbox/codeagent) Co-authored-by: xushiwei <[email protected]>
Requested by @xushiwei
This PR updates the built-in interfaces section in the XGo MiniSpec to align with the Go language specification.
Summary
anyinterface (alias forinterface{})comparableinterface with type constraint usage exampleserrorinterface documentation with complete definitionChanges
doc/spec-mini.md- Built-in interfaces section (lines 873-937)Testing
Closes #2506