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Author: adamziel

README.md

@@ -95,8 +95,7 @@ Playground aims to shift the WordPress learning journey from following screensho
 
 Imagine live Playgrounds that guide users through building their first website, customizing a theme, or setting up an e-commerce store. Furthermore, users would have the freedom to take a detour and explore on their own. The goal is to not to create specific tutorials or apps, but rather to empower developers with the tools necessary to build them.
 
-Key features include support for pre-defining an initial site setup and the ability to provide step-by-step interactive instructions. 
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+Key features include support for pre-defining an initial site setup and the ability to provide step-by-step interactive instructions.
 
 ### Learning WordPress Development Through Writing Code
 
@@ -106,8 +105,7 @@ Imagine an in-browser code editor with an instant preview of everything you buil
 
 The goal is not to build such a full-featured code editor in Playground, but rather to provide the tools necessary to build one.
 
-Key features include running PHP code in Playground, an abstraction for synchronizing files with a Playground instance, and a PHP binary that supports CLI tools like wp-cli or phpunit. 
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+Key features include running PHP code in Playground, an abstraction for synchronizing files with a Playground instance, and a PHP binary that supports CLI tools like wp-cli or phpunit.
 
 ### Instant access to WordPress ecosystem
 

packages/docs/site/docs/11-architecture/05-wasm-php-filesystem.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The PHP module has its own filesystem separate from your computer's filesystem.
 
 In general, WordPress Playground uses an in-memory virtual filesystem.
 
-However, in Node.js, you can also mount a real directory from the host filesystem into the PHP filesystem. 
+However, in Node.js, you can also mount a real directory from the host filesystem into the PHP filesystem.
 
 Here's how to interact with the filesystem in WordPress Playground: