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The changes involve renaming the internal field and related argument names in the PyEnumerate struct and its constructor from iterator to iterable within the vm/src/builtins/enumerate.rs file. All references and usages of the old name have been updated accordingly, without altering any logic or behavior.

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A field once called "iterator"
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• vm/src/builtins/enumerate.rs (5 hunks)

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vm/src/builtins/enumerate.rs (6)

22-22: LGTM! Semantic improvement in field naming.

The rename from iterator to iterable better reflects the semantic meaning - this field represents an iterable object that can produce an iterator, not necessarily an iterator itself.

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34-35: Consistent naming update in constructor arguments.

The field rename maintains consistency with the PyEnumerate struct and preserves the same argument handling behavior.

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45-45: Correct parameter destructuring update.

The constructor parameter destructuring correctly reflects the renamed field in EnumerateArgs.

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51-51: Proper field initialization with renamed parameter.

The struct initialization correctly uses the renamed iterable field, maintaining consistency throughout the constructor.

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72-72: Updated field access in serialization method.

The __reduce__ method correctly accesses the renamed iterable field for object serialization, preserving the same functionality.

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81-81: Core iterator functionality updated correctly.

The next method properly accesses the renamed iterable field, maintaining the same enumeration behavior while using the more semantically accurate field name.

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