chore(call-types): use info mnemonic (#125)

shared/video/_call-types.md

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 The `default` call type can be used for different video-calling apps, such as 1-1 calls, group calls, or meetings with multiple people. Both video and audio are enabled, and backstage is disabled. It has permissions settings in place, where admins and hosts have elevated permissions over other types of users.
 
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 The `default` type can be used in apps that use regular video calling. Follow [this tutorial](../../tutorials/video-calling) to learn more.
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 ### Audio Room
 
 The `audio_room` call type is suitable for apps like Clubhouse or Twitter Spaces. It has a pre-configured workflow around requesting permissions to speak for regular listeners. Backstage is enabled, and new calls are going into backstage mode when created. You will need to explicitly call the `goLive` method to make the call active for all participants.
 
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 You can find a guide on how to handle this and build an application with this [here](../../tutorials/audio-room).
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 ### Livestream
 
 The `livestream` call type is configured to be used for live streaming apps. Access to calls is granted to all authenticated users, and backstage is enabled by default.
 
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 To build an example application for this you can take a look at our [live streaming tutorial](../../tutorials/livestream).
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@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ You can change these default capabilities in the dashboard. It is also possible
 That means that if a user has permission to assign new capabilities they can assign them to other users.
 This is our approach to an effective permission system.
 
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 If you want to learn more about doing this, head over to the [Permissions and Capabilities](../../guides/permissions-and-moderation) chapter.
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