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CONTRIBUTING.md

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 ## Control Panel Front End
 
-In order to work on the control panel front end, you'll want to spin up two terminal windows. Run `npm run dev` in one, and `npm run dev:cp` in the other. That will start the main Vite process as well as the Vite process for the `@craftcms/cp` package. 
+In order to work on the control panel front end, we recommend opening two terminal windows. Run `npm run dev` in one, and `npm run dev:cp` in the other. That will start the main Vite process as well as the Vite process for the `@craftcms/cp` package. 
 
 With both running, you'll be able to work on most aspects of the control panel. 
 
 If getting into the weeds is your thing, more detail on these pieces is provided below. 
 
 ### CP assets
 
-The assets specific to the CP live in the `resources` folder. Those are built using a fairly typical Vite setup. To develop assets for the CP there are two commands:
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+The assets specific to the CP live in the `resources` folder. Those are built using a fairly typical Vite setup. To develop assets for the CP, there are two commands:
 ```shell
 # Run the vite development server
 npm run dev
@@ -90,7 +89,6 @@ npm run build
 ### `@craftcms/cp` package
 
 The CP is largely backed by web components that live in the `@craftcms/cp` package within the `packages/craftcms-cp` directory. Like other packages, it has its own build process that can be run independently of the CP.
-
 ```shell
 # Run the build in watch mode. Assets will be rebuilt on every change
 npm run dev:cp
@@ -106,8 +104,7 @@ In practice, you rarely work on one without the other, so we recommend having tw
 > [!NOTE]  
 > Updating the legacy bundles should be a rare occurrence. Avoid when possible.
 
-ALl of the styles and scripts used to support the CP up until Craft 5 live in the [yii2-adapter](https://github.com/craftcms/yii2-adapter) package. That package has its own NPM dependencies and build process, but because it's common to have that package symlinked into your Craft 6 project you're able to run the build scripts via the `build:bundles` command.
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+All of the styles and scripts used to support the CP up until Craft 5 live in the [yii2-adapter](https://github.com/craftcms/yii2-adapter) package. That package has its own NPM dependencies and build process, but because it's common to have that package symlinked into your Craft 6 project, you're able to run the build scripts via the `build:bundles` command.
 ```sh
 # Build assets for production
 npm run build:bundles