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It is more idiomatic for cvector_at to return a reference. This allows mutability of the element at the given index, and allows for the existence of an element at a given index to be expressed in a different way than explicitly checking the size of the vector. This also corrects the documentation for cvector_front and cvector_back, as those were still documented as returning references, not values.
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It is more idiomatic for cvector_at to return a reference. This allows mutability of the element at the given index, and allows for the existence of an element at a given index to be expressed in a different way than explicitly checking the size of the vector.
This also corrects the documentation for cvector_front and cvector_back, as those were still documented as returning references, not values.