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Docs: LCL/dialogs. Updates content in the TOpenOption.ofNoReadOnlyReturn topic. Issue #41563. Depends on 9f23efb4.

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@ -1426,13 +1426,14 @@ Includes the OFN_SHAREAWARE flag on the Windows platform.
</element>
<element name="TOpenOption.ofNoReadOnlyReturn">
<short>
For the Windows platform, it indicates the Read Only check box is not selected
for the returned file, the file is writable, and is not in a write-protected
directory. In TOpenDialog, an error message is displayed if the selected file
does not meet the criteria when ofNoReadOnlyReturn is included in dialog
options. See TOpenDialog.CheckFile. In TSaveDialog, it indicates that
read-only items cannot be returned by the dialog. This is the default value
for a Save dialog. Not used for other widgetsets.
Indicates that a dialog cannot be used to choose a read-only file. For the
<b>Windows</b> platform, TOpenDialog displays an error message if a read-only
file is selected - but it does not close dialog. TSaveDialog will always
display an error message if the user selects a read-only file - regardless of
the state of this flag. For <b>other</b> platforms, TOpenDiaLog / TSaveDialog
use the value to ensure that a file or directory selected with the dialog has
write access permissions. A 'File is not writable' error message is displayed
if the file or directory is read-only. See TOpenDialog.CheckFile.
</short>
</element>
<element name="TOpenOption.ofNoTestFileCreate">