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Corrected the phrasing from "Checkout" to "Check out" for clarity. ("to check something out", in this case the code, VS "checkout" as the place where someone pays for their purchases)
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* docs: fix small typo (#2205) Corrected the phrasing from "Checkout" to "Check out" for clarity. ("to check something out", in this case the code, VS "checkout" as the place where someone pays for their purchases) * Update openapi.md (#2042) Added 'responses' config to the example: Changing Operations in the OpenAPI Documentation. --------- Co-authored-by: Florent Drousset <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Sarah Ember <[email protected]>
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Corrected the phrasing from "Checkout" to "Check out" for clarity. ("to check something out", in this case the code, VS "checkout" as the place where someone pays for their purchases)