docs: update ThreadLocal<T>.asContextElement documentation
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The latest code snippet in the KDoc is no longer relevant. Coroutines update and restore the thread-local value on every suspension points. The code became irrelevant after 727c38f (related issue: #985) > Use `withContext` to update the corresponding thread-local variable to a different value, for example: The commit drops this paragraph and the attached code snippet. The snippet is useless since the correct usage pattern is already demonstraited in the first code snippet.
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The latest code snippet in the KDoc is no longer relevant. Coroutines update and restore the thread-local value on every suspension points.
The code became irrelevant after
727c38f (related issue: #985)
The commit drops this paragraph and the attached code snippet. The snippet is useless since the correct usage pattern is already demonstraited in the first code snippet.