docs(example): clarify SetTotal usage in dynTotal example - #164
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Expand the comments to explain: - why total starts at 0 (unknown final size) - what SetTotal(n, false) does mid-stream (running estimate, no completion) - what SetTotal(n, true) does at the end (trigger completion) Closes vbauerster#144
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The dynTotal example's comments were too sparse — users were confused about what
SetTotal(n, false)vsSetTotal(n, true)does and why total starts at 0.Expanded the comments to explain:
SetTotal(n, false)does mid-stream (running estimate, no completion trigger)SetTotal(n, true)does at the end (trigger completion, letp.Wait()return)Closes #144