gh-155013: Reword a reference to partial object in functools - #155036
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Rather than referring to a `` :func:`!partial` object``, use a reference to the definition of a "partial object", provided as a part of the functools docs. This results in two linked references from `functools.partial` docs to `partial object`, as there is another one at the top of the docstring. However, the doc is sufficiently long that this second link is likely to be beneficial to a reader.
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Co-authored-by: Stan Ulbrych <stan@python.org>
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Rather than referring to a
:func:`!partial` object, use a reference to the definition of a "partial object", provided as a part of the functools docs.This results in two linked references from
functools.partialdocs topartial object, as there is another one at the top of the docstring.However, the doc is sufficiently long that this second link is likely to be beneficial to a reader.
functools.partial()refers topartial()where it should refer topartial object#155013