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The use of `const` for Objective-C object pointer is not standard and generally unsound. Unlike a C++ class, which has support for const and non-const methods. An Objective-C object will still respond to mutable selectors even if its object pointer is const, making it semantically useless. Another problem with const Objective-C object is that they cannot be properly passed into other Objective-C object selectors due to type differences. Even if that selector didn't modify the underlying object. For consistency with general Objective-C code style guidelines, usage of const pointer syntax (`Class *const`) were also removed. Ref #126772 Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/126768
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