Fix accessibility description for derived interfaces - #55464
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Corrected the explanation regarding interface accessibility in derived interfaces.
Fix accessibility description for derived interfaces
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Thanks @iceland3
This LGTM, and I'll 
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Corrected the explanation regarding interface accessibility in derived interfaces.
The original text says "cannot be narrowed," but the correct rule is "cannot be widened," as demonstrated by the code example. This change aligns the description with the actual compiler behavior.
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