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I'm not sure that I understand what this note is trying to say, could you clarify?
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For example, if the slice of raw input is &str,
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There is no particular notion of 'boundaries' built into
SliceInput, that's purely a function of&str. I don't think this is worth mentioning in this doc comment.I am not sure what 'our index of full slice' refers to in the comment either: the method has no parameters?
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You are right. I have removed the unclear and unnecessary lines in the comments.