docs: update right colored diffs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved formatting and clarity of code examples in the tutorial by consolidating comments and declarations into single lines. No changes to functionality or logic.

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The tutorial documentation was updated to reformat code examples related to .guard and route validation schemas in the note plugin. Multi-line comments and indentation were removed, and related declarations were consolidated into single lines with inline comments. No logic or validation rules were changed.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Tutorial Example Formatting docs/tutorial.md	Reformatted .guard and route schema declarations for conciseness; consolidated comments and lines in code examples.

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Lines compressed, no need to creep.
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docs/tutorial.md (3)

642-646: Good consolidation: guard-level params validation

Moving params validation into a single .guard({ params: ... }) is correct and improves readability. Order of declaration is appropriate so it applies to subsequent routes.

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652-656: Removed duplicate per-route params — correct clean-up

Dropping the per-route params options from .get, .delete, and .patch after introducing the guard avoids drift and duplication. This aligns with the doc statement that validation applies to routes after .guard(...).

Also applies to: 665-669, 679-681

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1407-1417: Switch to .as('scoped') is correct and clearer

Replacing per-lifecycle { as: 'scoped' } flags with a single chained .as('scoped') is valid and tidier. It casts all prior lifecycles (eg, guard, resolve) as scoped.

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