Reword docs to satisfy Vale's contraction and wordiness rules

Author: erikaxel

docs/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ nav_order: 6
 
 * Resolve `# Template Dependency: SomeComponent` declarations naming a component that hasn't included `ViewComponent::ExperimentallyCacheable`.
 
-    The declaration was previously dropped: the class name was emitted to the Digestor verbatim, which looked for a template at that path, found none, and logged `Couldn't find template for digesting: SomeComponent`. That made the escape hatch unusable for exactly the dependencies it exists for, since a component reached through a local variable or a helper module is often one you don't control and can't add the module to. Naming a component in a declaration now digests it, whether or not it opted in.
+    The declaration was previously dropped: the class name was emitted to the Digestor verbatim, which looked for a template at that path, found none, and logged `Couldn't find template for digesting: SomeComponent`. That made the escape hatch unusable for exactly the dependencies it exists for, since a component reached through a local variable or a helper module is often one you don't control and can't add the module to. Naming a component in a declaration now digests it, opted in or not.
 
     *Erik Axel Nielsen*
 

docs/guide/caching.md

@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ The same works in a template, where the branch is often the more natural place f
 <%= render component.new(post: @post) %>
 ```
 
-A declared component doesn't have to include `ViewComponent::ExperimentallyCacheable` itself. Naming it is enough for its template, Ruby class, sidecar files, and superclasses to be digested, which matters because the components this escape hatch exists for are often ones you don't control.
+A declared component doesn't have to include `ViewComponent::ExperimentallyCacheable` itself. The declaration alone gets its template, Ruby class, sidecar files, and superclasses digested, which matters because the components this escape hatch exists for are often ones you don't control.
 
 ## Caveats