fix: fix a typo with NetworkServer disconnection logs, improve comments, fix formatting #1005
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## [113.1.3](v113.1.2...v113.1.3) (2021-12-20) ### Bug Fixes * fix a typo with NetworkServer disconnection logs, improve comments, fix formatting ([#1005](#1005)) ([adcf3f6](adcf3f6))
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This PR fixes some wording and formatting with the Debug logs. We had a mix of things like
Debug.Log("blah: " + blah2)andDebug.Log($"blah {blah2}")and this was sticking out to me a bit.This is chicken feed in the grand scheme of things, but it's a little bit of polish.