fix: correct into_iter() example to compile properly#2001
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The into_iter() example previously used `println!("names: {:?}", names)`
after the collection was consumed, causing a compilation error. Commented
out the offending line with an explanation and removed the `ignore` flag
so the example is now compilable and runnable.
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Fixes #1904
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into_iter()example failed to compile becausenameswas used after being moved. Commented out the offendingprintln!with an explanation thatnameshas been consumed and can no longer be used.