Fix missing id properties in docs example #6395
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This example contains a list of person objects, but only the first 3 have id properties. This appears to be a mistake; in the next use of the list all 5 person objects have this property, but it is not changed as part of an instructive exercise. This change makes the final two with objects consistent with the remainder of the list.
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The docs page for rendering lists uses a list of people as example. Where
idproperties are first introduced (i.e. the "data is structured"), two of the objects in the list are missing ids. This might cause confusion to new readers.The absence of or these two objects appears to be a mistake. Where the list of people is next referenced, all 5 objects have ids. They are not added as an exercise or example anywhere in between.
This change adds those two missing ids. Thanks!