Update Array.xml change ArgumentOutOfRangeException description for 'startIndex' parameter on FindIndex methods #9720
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…startIndex' parameter on FindIndex methods Changed it to match String.Substring, because the behavior is identical (and original description is arguably wrong or hard to understand). Fixes: dotnet#9719
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Summary
Changed the exception description to match 'startIndex' from String.Substring, because the behavior is identical (and original description on Array.FindIndex is arguably either wrong or vague and hard to understand).
Fixes: #9719