"Adjusted call operand" needs a definition

[mattheww]

§6.12.1:8 (fls_7p6zrjbpj0kl) and §6.12.1:15 (fls_ggr5i91vur0r) describe the process of evaluating a call expression using the notion of an "adjusted call operand".

The glossary only says "An adjusted call operand is a call operand with possible auto dereferencing adjustments." The term "auto dereferencing adjustments" is not defined.

Something needs to describe the runtime behaviour of auto-deferencing, parallel to the description of the compile-time behaviour in §14.9.3 (fls_ZjJ7y9r6QQMW).

That is, something needs to say that deref or * is applied in sequence to a chain of values, corresponding to the chain of types described in §14.9.3 .

Further, depending on how "adjusted call operand" ends up being defined, the text might need to read call(&adjusted_call_operand … and call_mut(&mut adjusted_call_operand … rather than call(adjusted_call_operand … and call_mut(adjusted_call_operand ….