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Ian Lance Taylor 0a48e5cbfa slices: consistently use S ~[]E
Make all functions use a constraint S ~[]E even if they don't return
the slice type. This makes explicitly instantiating the functions more
consistent: you don't have to remember which take ~[]E and which do not.
It also permits inferring the type when passing one of these functions
to some other function that is using a named slice type.

Fixes #60546

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