[Auto] [Update] Document For Each event ordering by expression with optional limit#491
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This PR was automatically generated by the Update docs from GDevelop commits workflow.
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Summary of documentation changes:
Updated
/docs/gdevelop5/events/foreach/index.mdto document the new ordering feature for For Each events. Added a new "Ordering instances" section explaining that users can now choose ordered by and enter an expression (evaluated per instance) to sort instances before iterating — with ascending or descending order. Also documented the optional limit sub-feature that restricts iteration to only the first N instances after sorting.No other documentation updates were needed: the Anchor behavior UI change (simplified editor with visual buttons) doesn't alter documented behavior parameters, and the other commits touched internals, tests, or CI only.
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