Russ Cox fe36ce669c iter: add doc comment from proposal
Add the doc comment from the proposal, lightly edited.
The edits are to drop mention of value-error Seq2 usage
and to adjust for the bool result changes.

Fixes #61897.

Change-Id: Iaffbaa301064b2f8739956d602ca5fa23c89a269
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