Remove arbitrary use case of enum from documentation #5016
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This makes a good test case though
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I wasn't sure of merging it either, but I guess such use cases should find a home somewhere. But you're right that our current docs probably are not it.
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I don't think we should start adding arbitrary use cases to the documentation. It makes a good test case though