Inconsistent formatting of "public" and "inline" in sentences

[sdutoit]

There are a bunch of inconsistencies around whether to \tcode public and inline, e.g. in "public inline member function" throughout the standards text.

[jensmaurer]

As far as I understand, the rule is to use \tcode{} when referring to syntax appearing in a program, and normal text when we refer to an attribute of a function. For example, a function can be inline even if it's not declared with the inline keyword (e.g. defined in-class). And public (the keyword) isn't even part of the function declaration.

[jensmaurer]

Editorial meeting consensus: We agree that we use \tcode when referring to syntax, and otherwise not. We should add that to the style guide on the wiki.

[jensmaurer]

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