doc: add null to fs.read position type - #65191
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The buffer/options overload gives position a default of null but omitted null from its type. The adjacent options-only overload includes it, and the implementation accepts it to read from the current file position. Make the type and default agree. Signed-off-by: Arham Wani <arhamwani765@gmail.com>
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The
fs.read(fd, buffer[, options], callback)overload documentsoptions.positionas{integer|bigint}while also giving it a default ofnull. The adjacentfs.read(fd[, options], callback)overload correctlyincludes
nullin the accepted type, and the implementation usesnulltoread from the current file position.
This adds
nullto the documented type for the buffer/options overload so itstype and default agree. Documentation-only change.