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Motivation: #3588 fixed "observed-removed set" in distributed-data.md but the identical typo remained in typed/distributed-data.md, inconsistent with "observed-remove" used everywhere else (ORSet/ORMap descriptions). Modification: Change "observed-removed set" to "observed-remove set". Result: The CRDT terminology is consistent across the classic and typed pages. Tests: - Not run - docs only References: None - follow-up to #3588
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Motivation
#3588 fixed "observed-removed set" in
distributed-data.md, but the identical typo remained intyped/distributed-data.md:316, inconsistent with "observed-remove" used everywhere else (the ORSet/ORMap descriptions on both pages). This is the last remaining occurrence on main.Modification
Change "observed-removed set" to "observed-remove set".
Result
The CRDT terminology is consistent across the classic and typed pages.
Tests
References
None - follow-up to #3588