QFontDialog.getFont(...) wrong documentation on order of tuple returned

In the documentation for QFontDialog.getFont(...) static methods, these functions show an example that indicates the tuple is returned as (ok, font), when in fact the code returns a tuple of (font, ok)

(ok, font) = QFontDialog.getFont(self)

The "Return type" while accurate, is also not clear what is returned in the PyTuple - and one has to resort to the (incorrect, see above) example code:

Parameters:	parent – PySide2.QtWidgets.QWidget
Return type:	PyTuple

Additionally, the description body talks about the 'ok' parameter, and whether or not it is null or not - which is specific to the C++ implementation, given that Python just returns ok in the PyTuple returned.

Both variants of getFont are affected by this.