IsTrueForAny() incorrectly warns that it creates a new copy of the array without modifying the original

[SlenderFox]

IsTrueForAny() applies a boolean condition onto an array and returns true if any of the elements returned true. While true it does not modify the original, it also does not return a copy.

[Syvul]

While true it does not modify the original, it also does not return a copy.

Yes it evaluates on the copy internally, and leaves the original unchanged, IsTrueForAny as well as IsTrueForAll just return a boolean. Though it does this regardless of evaluating on true or false, the default return internally of these functions should be also false not true.