docs: toBeCloseTo calculation #15403
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The docs for the `toBeCloseTo()` matcher caused confusion for my team, as it wasn't entirely clear how the delta was calculated. Proposing this additional sentence to clarify how the matcher works, and remove some ambiguity around about how `2` is filled in with the example.
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Summary
The docs for the
toBeCloseTo()matcher caused confusion for my team, as it wasn't entirely clear how the delta was calculated.Proposing this additional sentence to clarify how the matcher works, and remove some ambiguity around about how
2is filled in with the example.Test plan
I will confess that I did absolutely no testing. :P