Page 230 makes wrong claim about std::minmax making use of std::min and std::max

[Ukilele]

In the middle of page 230 it says:

For example, std::minmax will make use of std::min and std::max.

I looked at the Possible implementation at cppreference as well as libcxx, libstdc++ and MSVC's STL. Nowhere did std::minmax make use of std::min or std::max. Instead, the overloads taking a std::initializer_list make use of std::minmax_element.

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