Fix spelling issues and update wordlist

Author: andrie

inst/WORDLIST

@@ -1,29 +1,31 @@
-behaviour
 Codecov
+Gans
+JS
+Lifecycle
+RStudio
+SortableJS
+Tabset
+UI
+Vries
+behaviour
 colours
 conceptor
 css
 de
 draggable
 funder
-Gans
 ggplot
 github
 htmlwidget
 https
 io
-javascript
 jQuery
+javascript
 js
-JS
 learnr
 learnt
-Lifecycle
 multiDrag
+namespaced
 png
 sortablejs
-SortableJS
-Tabset
-UI
-Vries
 widget's

vignettes/.gitignore

@@ -1,2 +1,5 @@
 *.html
 *.R
+
+/.quarto/
+**/*.quarto_ipynb

vignettes/shiny_modules.Rmd

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ pre[class] {
 ```
 
 
-## tl;dr
+## Summary
 
 If you use `sortable` with `shiny` modules, opt into a fix by adding this line of code to your app:
 
@@ -39,18 +39,18 @@ enable_modules(TRUE)  # or simply enable_modules()
 
 ## Introduction
 
-Shiny modules provide a way to create reusable components in Shiny applications. When working with modules, namespacing of input and output IDs is crucial. 
+Modules provide a way to create reusable components `shiny` applications. When working with modules, using the correct namespace of input and output IDs is crucial. 
 
-Due to an early design decision, the `sortable` package (`versions <= 0.5.0`) did not fully support Shiny modules. 
+Due to an early design decision, the `sortable` package (`versions <= 0.5.0`) did not fully support `shiny` modules. 
 
-This vignette explains how to use sortable with Shiny modules and the changes that were made to support this functionality.
+This vignette explains how to use sortable with `shiny` modules and the changes that were made to support this functionality.
 
 
-## Understanding the Module Namespacing Issue
+## Understanding the module namespace issue
 
-In Shiny modules, element IDs are automatically namespaced using a prefix followed by a dash. For example, if you create a module with ID "mymodule" and an input with ID "myinput", Shiny will create an ID like "mymodule-myinput".
+In `shiny` modules, element IDs are automatically namespaced using a prefix followed by a dash. For example, if you create a module with ID `mymodule` and an input with ID `myinput`, `shiny` will create an ID like `mymodule-myinput`.
 
-Initially, the `sortable` package used ID formats that were incompatible with this namespacing approach. The IDs were created as `rank-list-{id}` or `bucket-list-{id}`, which placed the key part at the beginning of the ID. 
+Initially, the `sortable` package used ID formats that were incompatible with this namespace approach. The IDs were created as `rank-list-{id}` or `bucket-list-{id}`, which placed the key part at the beginning of the ID. 
 
 
 
@@ -76,10 +76,10 @@ When module support is enabled, the ID format changes:
 - `as_rank_list_id("myid")` will return `"myid-rank-list"` (instead of `"rank-list-myid"`)
 - `as_bucket_list_id("myid")` will return `"myid-bucket-list"` (instead of `"bucket-list-myid"`)
 
-This change puts the key part at the end, making it compatible with Shiny's module namespacing system.
+This change puts the key part at the end, making it compatible with the `shiny` module namespace system.
 
 
-To disable module support (reverting to pre-0.5.0 behavior):
+To disable module support (reverting to `<= 0.5.0` behavior):
 
 ```r
 enable_modules(FALSE)