rexxref documents the new MutableBuffer method []= with three args,
including the pad, in the brackets.

The supposedly equivalent replaceAt() method does have the pad as its last
argument.

But []= doesn't actually accept the third pad argument and the source code
has a comment "this is just replaceAt with the default pad".

Do we treat this as a doc bug? Do we want []= to be without pad?
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