minor update to multizip documentation#882
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The docs for `multizip()` refer to it as a macro, even though it's a function. I'm guessing this typo originated from the copy-paste from `izip!()`, which has a similar section noting the result.
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The docs for
multizip()refer to it as a macro, even though it is clearly a function. I'm guessing this typo originated from the copy-paste fromizip!(), which has a similar section noting the result:from
multizip():from
izip!():