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docs: update/correct comments for submitSignalFn #23403

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including notes about how change might be possible (removing @alpha is insufficient)

including notes about how change might be possible (removing `@alpha` is insufficient)
@jason-ha jason-ha requested review from Copilot, alexvy86, ChumpChief and WillieHabi and removed request for Copilot December 26, 2024 23:37
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* {@link @fluidframework/core-interfaces#ISignalEnvelope}.
* See {@link https://dev.azure.com/fluidframework/internal/_workitems/edit/7462}.
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* To get `IContainerContext` internal, likely externally exposed uses will need
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I don't think we're on a track to make IContainerContext internal, but rather I think an equivalent eventually may become part of the public API. This is (currently) required for the extensibility point of a customer-defined IRuntimeFactory, which is actually a useful tool. The interfaces could do with a lot of improvements, but the core concept seems valuable.

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