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Mojolicious::Guides: explain the convention of method examples that return the invocant #2237

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Expand Up @@ -58,6 +58,10 @@ C<$chars> to distinguish whether it is encoded bytes or decoded characters in a
the value just indicates true or false, C<$c> to denote a L<Mojolicious::Controller> object, or C<$app> to denote the
L<application|Mojolicious> object.

When the return value of a method is the object it was called on, this will be represented by using the same variable
name in the example. This does not mean the return value needs to be assigned back to it, but indicates that further
methods can be L<called in a chain|Mojo::Base/"FLUENT INTERFACES">.

=head1 TUTORIAL

=over 2
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