stubtest: correct "argument" → "parameter" terminology in error messages #19707
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Description
This PR fixes the incorrect usage of the word "argument" in
stubtesterror messages and replaces it with the correct term "parameter", as requested in issue #16508.According to convention:
Since
stubtestdeals only with parameters, this correction improves the accuracy of the error messages.Related Issue
Fixes #16508
Notes
This is my third contribution to
python(one of my previous PRs has already been merged 🎉).I am still a beginner, so if there are any problems with this PR, please let me know — I’ll be happy to make the necessary fixes.
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