docs: improve grammar and flow in blog/elysia-12.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated blog post with grammatical refinements, improved punctuation, consistent capitalization, and enhanced clarity throughout.

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Walkthrough

The blog post documenting Elysia 12 underwent comprehensive editorial refinement, including corrections to grammar, punctuation, capitalization, pluralization, and wording clarity throughout. No functional or code-related changes were introduced.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Blog post grammar and style refinements docs/blog/elysia-12.md	Corrections to article usage ("adapter" → "adapters"), pluralization consistency, capitalization (e.g., "FormData", "Web Standard"), punctuation placement, and wording tightening for clarity. Technical terminology and verb forms refined (e.g., "Parsers will be called in order"). Typographical fixes and consistent phrasing applied across feature descriptions and examples.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

• Repetitive nature: Changes follow consistent grammatical and stylistic patterns, making verification straightforward through scanning and spot-checking
• Editorial focus: No logic, functionality, or code-level changes requiring technical depth; primarily stylistic verification
• Scope: Single file with distributed minor edits rather than complex interdependencies

Poem

🐰 A blog post polished with care and delight,
Grammar corrected, and wording made right,
From commas to caps, every phrase rings so true,
Elysia's story now shines bright and new! ✨

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Title Check	✅ Passed	The title "docs: improve grammar and flow in blog/elysia-12.md" accurately reflects the primary focus of this pull request. The summary confirms that all changes in this PR consist of grammatical edits, stylistic improvements, punctuation fixes, capitalization corrections, and prose refinements—all directly aligned with the title's claim to improve grammar and flow. The title is specific and clearly identifies both the file being modified and the nature of the changes, avoiding vague terminology while being concise enough for quick scanning of commit history.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

docs/blog/elysia-12.md (1)

401-402: Consider varying repeated sentence structure in the Afterword.

Lines 401–402 feature consecutive sentences beginning with "I have to" and "I hope you," which creates repetition. While this might be intentional for emphasis, consider alternatives for variety:

Line 401: "I have to bring food to the table, manage finances, and take care of myself" (consolidate into one sentence).

Line 402: The sequence "I hope you are doing well, I hope you are happy…" could be rephrased as "I hope you're doing well, that you're happy, healthy, and safe."

That said, if the repetition is intentional for stylistic/rhythmic effect in the personal closing, it's acceptable to keep as-is.

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• docs/blog/elysia-12.md (13 hunks)

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docs/blog/elysia-12.md

[style] ~401-~401: Consider using a synonym to be more concise.
Context: ...od to the table, I have to take care of a lot of things financially. I have to take care...

(A_LOT_OF)

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[style] ~402-~402: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...ly. I have to take care of myself too. I hope you are doing well, I hope you are...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.18.1)

docs/blog/elysia-12.md

47-47: Link fragments should be valid

(MD051, link-fragments)

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49-49: Link fragments should be valid

(MD051, link-fragments)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

docs/blog/elysia-12.md (2)

42-427: Excellent editorial refinement overall.

The grammar, punctuation, and stylistic improvements throughout the blog post significantly enhance clarity and readability. Changes like "adapter" → "adapters" (line 56), consistent capitalization, and tightened phrasing are well-executed and professional.

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49-49: Fix broken link fragment for "Parser" section.

Line 49 references [Parser](#parser), but the section heading on line 171 is ## Named Parser, which generates the anchor #named-parser. Update the link to match.

-- [Parser](#parser)
+- [Named Parser](#named-parser)

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.