[cpp.module] Note that private module fragments are not partitions#8406
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Add a note to avoid repeating the confusion behind NB US US 56-103. The grammar production for pp-global-module-fragment is pages away from where it would otherwise match as an ill-formed module partition.
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Add a note to avoid repeating the confusion behind NB US US 56-103. The grammar production for pp-global-module-fragment is pages away from where it would otherwise match as an ill-formed module partition.