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[2.x] Fix misleading error message when .evaluated is used outside macro context (#8951) 

Fixes #1144

The compileTimeOnly message on wrapInitInputTask said "`value` can
only be called on an input task..." when the user called `.evaluated`,
not `.value`. Changed to say `evaluated` and suggest `.toTask(" <args>").value`
as an alternative.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ object InputWrapper:
def `wrapInputTask_\u2603\u2603`[T](@deprecated("unused", "") in: Any): T = implDetailError
@compileTimeOnly(
"`value` can only be called on an input task within a task definition macro, such as := or Def.inputTask."
"`evaluated` can only be called on an input task within a task definition macro, such as := or Def.inputTask. To use an input task from a regular task, use `.toTask(\" <args>\").value` instead."
)
def `wrapInitInputTask_\u2603\u2603`[T](@deprecated("unused", "") in: Any): T = implDetailError