refactor(multiple): use object literal syntax in inputs array #28638
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Switches to using the object literal syntax in the `inputs` array which is a bit more readable than the string syntax. This shouldn't have an effect on users.
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Switches to using the object literal syntax in the `inputs` array which is a bit more readable than the string syntax. This shouldn't have an effect on users. (cherry picked from commit 5a94150)
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Switches to using the object literal syntax in the
inputsarray which is a bit more readable than the string syntax. This shouldn't have an effect on users.