Update website/blog/2020-05-06-jest-26.md

Co-authored-by: Tim Seckinger <seckinger.tim@gmail.com>

website/blog/2020-05-06-jest-26.md

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 While this is a good start, it isn’t enough to make Jest meaningfully leaner. We are planning on gradually reducing Jest's and its dependency tree size by about 70%. Most of the changes to reduce Jest’s default setup will be small breaking changes and we want to bring the community with us as much as possible. Therefore we will make the following changes in Jest 27 and Jest 28 using a [“Tick-Tock" release process](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tick%E2%80%93tock_model):
 
 * Jest 27 will ship with a new test runner (`jest-circus`) and the node.js environment by default. `jest-jasmine2` and `jsdom` will still be bundled so users can keep using them by changing one-line each in the configuration.
-* Jest 28 will remove `jest-jasmine2` and `jsdom` from the default distribution of Jest. The packages will still be actively maintained as part of the Jest project and be published separately. Users will need to install these packages to use them.
+* Jest 28 will remove `jest-jasmine2` and `jest-environment-jsdom` from the default distribution of Jest. The packages will still be actively maintained as part of the Jest project and be published separately. Users will need to install these packages to use them.
 
 Upon upgrading to these major releases, Jest will guide you through the necessary changes. If you’d like to get ahead and migrate to the new architecture now you can upgrade to Jest 26 and add the following configuration options: