The next argument in the interactive expression starts with a lower
case `b'. (This is different from the code for
append-to-buffer, which uses an upper-case `B'.
See section The Definition of append-to-buffer.)
The lower-case `b' tells the Lisp interpreter that the argument
for insert-buffer should be an existing buffer or else its
name. (The upper-case `B' option provides for the possibility
that the buffer does not exist.) Emacs will prompt you for the name
of the buffer, offering you a default buffer, with name completion
enabled. If the buffer does not exist, you receive a message that
says "No match"; your terminal may beep at you as well.
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