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Improve grammar, style, and consistency in the Behavior docs. #2423

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This commit makes relatively minor grammatical and stylitic changes
to improve the clarity of the Behavior docs. In addition, for the
sake of consistency, the singular forms of both Behavior and
View have been wrapped in backticks (<code> tags in the compiled
HTML) to match what seemed to be the preference based on the rest of
the document. Further, the established practice seemed to have been
to capitalize both "Behaviors" and "Views", but not to wrap them
in <code> tags, so this fixes a few stragglers in that regard.

This commit makes relatively minor grammatical and stylitic changes
to improve the clarity of the `Behavior` docs. In addition, for the
sake of consistency, the singular forms of both `Behavior` and
`View` have been wrapped in backticks (`<code>` tags in the compiled
HTML) to match what seemed to be the preference based on the rest of
the document. Further, the established practice seemed to have been
to capitalize both "Behaviors" and "Views", but not to wrap them
in `<code>` tags, so this fixes a few stragglers in that regard.
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Thanks for the help!

jasonLaster added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 16, 2015
Improve grammar, style, and consistency in the `Behavior` docs.
@jasonLaster jasonLaster merged commit c83761c into marionettejs:master Mar 16, 2015
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