[swift] Default optional parameter in Swift function

"Optional parameter" means "type of this parameter is optional". It does not mean "This parameter is optional and, therefore, can be ignored when you call the function".

The term "optional parameter" appears to be confusing. To clarify, it's more accurate to say "optional type parameter" instead of "optional parameter" as the word "optional" here is only meant to describe the type of parameter value and nothing else.

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