erts: Remove +R from documentation #9608
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The +R flag has not been used since 2012, so we remove it from the docs but keep it in the code in case we ever need to use it again in the future.
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The +R flag has not been used since 2012, so we remove it from the docs but keep it in the code in case we ever need to use it again in the future.