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doc: fixing the crc32 function on documentation #55898

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In this PR I'm adjusing the documentation of zlib. The crc32 is not a method of ZlibBase. It is a standalone function of the module.
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@RedYetiDev Sorry! I pinged you because you commented on the previous PR closed

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Provides an object enumerating Zlib-related constants.

## `zlib.crc32(data[, value])`
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While I notice the zlib.constants is not in alphabetical order here, the zlib.crc32(...) section should likely be moved up to appear before zlib.flush(...)

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