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docs: fix grammar in Chunk utility description #139

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Expand Up @@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ In this case, a very long `userQuery` would get pruned from the output first if

...would be pruned in the order `B->A->D->C`. If two sibling elements share the same priority, the renderer looks ahead at their direct children and picks whichever one has a child with the lowest priority: if the `SystemMessage` and `UserMessage` in the above example did not declare priorities, the pruning order would be `B->D->A->C`.

Continuous text strings and elements can both be pruned from the tree. If you have a set of elements that you want to either be include all the time or none of the time, you can use the simple `Chunk` utility element:
Continuous text strings and elements can both be pruned from the tree. If you have a set of elements that you want to either include all the time or none of the time, you can use the simple `Chunk` utility element:

```html
<Chunk>
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