Simplify the type binding a bit

alantech · Aug 27, 2024 · 6bfe761 · 6bfe761
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 ### Binding Types
 
-Similarly, binding types is done with the `Binds{T}` and `BindsGeneric{T, A, ...}` generic types.
+Similarly, binding types is done with the `Binds{T, ...}` type.
 
 ```rs
 type Foo = Binds{"Foo"};
-type Bar{A, B} = BindsGeneric{"Bar", A, B}; // Becomes Bar<A, B> in Rust
+type Bar{A, B} = Binds{"Bar", A, B}; // Becomes Bar<A, B> in Rust
 ```
 
 Bound types are different from normal Alan types in that *zero* constructor and accessor functions are automatically defined for them. It is up to you `Call` Rust functions that create and work with this type.