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Remove reference to .Changed firing for attribute changes #1013

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There are several ways to listen for changes to properties and attributes:

- The `Class.Instance.Changed` event listens for changes to any property (including attributes) and passes the name of the changed property as a parameter.

<Alert severity="info">
In the case of attribute changes, `Class.Instance.Changed` fires and passes the string `"Attributes"`, which lets you ignore the event, but isn't especially useful otherwise.
</Alert>

- The `Class.Instance.AttributeChanged` event listens for changes to any attribute and passes the name of the changed attribute as a parameter.
- The `Class.Instance:GetPropertyChangedSignal()` method lets you listen for changes to one property and passes no parameters.
- The `Class.Instance:GetAttributeChangedSignal()` method lets you listen for changes to one attribute and passes no parameters.
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