Fix typo in exceptions.rst#150674
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| If *current_tstate* is not ``NULL`` then it will be used to identify what the | ||
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This change is wrong, current_tstate is used to mark the current thread in the output, not to identify which thread is included in the output.
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@StanFromIreland so modifying it as "then it will be used to mark the current thread in the written output ...."
will be valid i guess ?
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This PR addresses minor typos in
Doc/c-api/exceptions.rstby fixing the 2 following statements for better clarity and readability.and