Editorial: Make "Properties of the Iterator Prototype Object" a subclause of "Iterator Objects" #3620
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…ause of "Iterator Objects" (tc39#3620) This matches the structure used for other built-in objects.
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…ause of "Iterator Objects" (tc39#3620) This matches the structure used for other built-in objects.
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This matches the structure used for other built-in objects.
The first commit moves the clause and the second commit reformats the spec.