Request clarification or change on the use of the 'not' operator on strings.

[XandaPanda42]

Your Godot version:

4.1.3 to 4.3

Issue description:

The "String (GDscript)" page (Description, Paragraph 3) incorrectly states that "The not operator cannot be used. Instead, is_empty() should be used to check for empty strings." when referring to boolean string comparison.

However, the code below works as expected and does not reflect the wording of the doc page.
var my_str: String = ""

if my_str:
print("my_str evaluates to false and this will never be printed.")
if not my_str:
print("This evaluates to true as my_str does **not** evaluate to true.")

I'm not certain of the original intention, but I believe the page should be changed to: "The not operator should not be used." leading the user to prefer using is_empty() to check instead.

The intention may also have been to state that the notoperator cannot be used to flip or toggle the value, as in my_bool = not my_bool.

Though this might seem obvious, as just using not like this (my_str = not my_str) can't parse as strings have no inherent 'true' state to "flip" to, I think it still bears clarification.

Additional info/Thoughts of a random Pedant:

my_str = "a very full string"

Technically, not my_str could be the same as "" but this can't work in reverse as there is an infinite number of strings that not "" could become, unlike a true/false toggle, which only has one option.

URL to the documentation page:

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_string.html

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