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Correct some typos #2172

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions tests/dummy/app/pods/docs/advanced/server-configuration/template.md
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Expand Up @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The named `makeServer` function export gives you a lower-level way to hook
Typically, the `/mirage/config.js` file contains a single default export which
is a function defining all your Mirage route handlers. Ember CLI Mirage then
uses this function, along with all the other modules you've defined in
`mirage/models`, `mirage/fixtures`, mirage/factories`, and
`mirage/models`, `mirage/fixtures`, `mirage/factories`, and
`mirage/serializers`, to create your Mirage JS server when your app boots up
in development and testing.

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that this gives you the added benefit of being able to upgrade `miragejs`
independently of `ember-cli-mirage`.

Eventually, `ember-cli-mirage` will shed its re-exports of everythign from
`miragejs', and become a small wrapper library delegating the rest of the work
Eventually, `ember-cli-mirage` will shed its re-exports of everything from
`miragejs`, and become a small wrapper library delegating the rest of the work
to `miragejs`. This will help align the Ember Mirage users with the rest of
the Mirage JS community.
```javascript
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