docs: undo syntactic mashup in FeatureGrid1.vue#21457
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There are two perfectly good English sentences that got combined into one. I'll focus on the sentence fragment that matters, and italicize the words that are unique to each one: - ...and more *with* just a plugin. - ...and more just a plugin *away*. Both express the same general idea, and both are grammatically perfectly conventional. But combining them breaks them, so that the combination is no longer following normal English grammar patterns. The first option is a little simpler for a non-native speaker to understand, since it just uses a plain vanilla prepositional phrase. The second feels a little more playful with "plugin" used as a unit of measurement, as in the phrase "just a mile away". I kept the more playful version in my proposed change, but either is fine.
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This PR corrects a grammatical error in the landing page documentation. The original text combined two different sentence structures ("with just a plugin" and "just a plugin away") into one grammatically incorrect phrase.
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- Fixed grammatical error by removing "with" from the phrase to make it read "and more just a plugin away"
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There are two perfectly good English sentences that got combined into one. I'll focus on the sentence fragment that matters, and italicize the words that are unique to each one:
Both express the same general idea, and both are grammatically perfectly conventional. But combining them breaks them, so that the combination is no longer following normal English grammar patterns.
The first option is a little simpler for a non-native speaker to understand, since it just uses a plain vanilla prepositional phrase. The second feels a little more playful with "plugin" used as a unit of measurement, as in the phrase "just a mile away".
I kept the more playful version in my proposed change, but either is fine.