return std::ranges::find(container, value) != std::ranges::end(container);Before this CL we might wanna land the one that allows std::ranges::contains() and uses it here. So that when we migrate the remaining base::Contains() to std::ranges::contains(), we can reference this CL as the one that aliased the former to the latter
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return std::ranges::find(container, value) != std::ranges::end(container);Before this CL we might wanna land the one that allows std::ranges::contains() and uses it here. So that when we migrate the remaining base::Contains() to std::ranges::contains(), we can reference this CL as the one that aliased the former to the latter
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