FeatureSwitchDefinitionAttribute docs - target property does not have to be public #114980
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the documentation for FeatureSwitchDefinitionAttribute to correctly reflect that the target property does not need to be public.
- Removed the "public" modifier in the documentation for the target property.
- Clarified that the property can be non-public (e.g., internal).
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Even in the example provided, the target is
internal.