Document the parameters computeOverzoomCoords actually takes - #13716
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The six names are still there as locals right below,
const {x: sx, y: sy, z: sz} = source, so the block reads fine until you line it up against the signature. Looks like it predatessourceanddestbeing grouped into objects.