"Default-constructed value" in documentation is misleading

The Qt documentation states in several places that it will construct, return, etc. "default-constructed values". The definition of that term links to:

https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/containers.html#default-constructed-value

This information is not entirely accurate, as the objects are value initializated, not default initialized. The simplification done here for some users (C++ novices) will mislead C++ experts.

I'm not entirely sure how to fix this. Talk about "value-constructed values" is plain horrible. Maybe we should find another wording for the definition, and then explain in there that what we do is akin to value initialization.