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[intro.object] Clarify definition of "potentially non-unique object" #8629

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the object introduced by a call to \tcode{std::meta::reflect_constant_array}
or \tcode{std::meta::reflect_constant_string}\iref{meta.define.static}, or
\item
a subobject thereof.
a subobject of a potentially non-unique object.
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What do you mean with "transitive"? A subobject can be a non-immediate subobject (e.g. a data member of an array element); is this unclear? If so, we should fix the definition of "subobject" and not try to fix the fall-out here.

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