[mdspan.sub.helpers] Fix swapped offset/extent in canonical-slice#9139
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The extent_slice branch of canonical-slice initializes .offset from s.extent and .extent from s.offset, reversing the intended mapping. This is inconsistent with canonical-range-slice and the pre-P3982R2 wording, both of which map offset → offset and extent → extent.
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I'm not sure whether this is editorial. https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2026/p3982r2.html does have this problem. Does this require an LWG issue or can we treat this as an obvious typo @jwakely |
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extent_slicebranch ofcanonical-slice([mdspan.sub.helpers]) initializes.offsetfroms.extentand.extentfroms.offset, reversing the intended mapping. This is inconsistent withcanonical-range-sliceand the pre-P3982R2 wording, both of which map offset → offset and extent → extent.