This PR addresses the issue highlighted in PR #19 by documenting which flags may act as no-op flags on platforms that do not support the requested feature. These flags are intentionally designed to be exposed and not fail the mapping request, such that it is easier to write portable code.
This PR addresses the issue highlighted in PR #19 by documenting which flags may act as no-op flags on platforms that do not support the requested feature. These flags are intentionally designed to be exposed and not fail the mapping request, such that it is easier to write portable code.