Document undefined local_assigns when using Strict Locals with defaults
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Document undefined `local_assigns` when using Strict Locals with defaults
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Redo of #52162, including language suggestions from @skipkayhil.
Now that #52205 has been merged, this documents the update behavior of
local_assignswhen using Strict Locals with defaults, and still suggests usingbinding.local_variable_getas a workaround.