Document matches* shorthands for over* methods (#4510)#4514
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In this commit I documented the shorthands added in #2193.
Additionally I updated documentation of
_.matchesand_.matchesPropertywith hints on how to combine predicates.Also I have hinted on combining the predicates in the documentation of
_.filter, arguably the most used iterator.Open questions:
@parambe updated forover*methods?