docs: clarify repetitive phrasing in Preserving and Resetting State - #8623
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… phrasing The Pitfall in "Preserving and Resetting State" described both Counters' shared position as "the first child of the first child of the root," which reads like an accidental duplicate phrase. Rephrase to name the anchor directly (the <div> App returns) instead of chaining two "first child of" hops. Fixes reactjs#8622
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Summary
The Pitfall in Preserving and Resetting State described both
<Counter />positions as:Chaining two "first child of" hops reads like an accidental duplicate phrase (see #8622), even though it's technically describing two levels of nesting (
App's returned<div>, then<Counter />inside it). Rephrased to name the anchor directly instead of chaining the hops:Fixes #8622