Un-hyphenating best practice in multiple files#565
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Please note, I also made this change for readability, I'm open to discussion and will happily roll-back if others think that it does not help.
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Un-hyphenating best practice in multiple files
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Best practice should not be hyphenated, I removed multiple instances where it was, I intentionally left out
_server-best-practices-ref:(Line 177, docs/scenarios/web.rst).Sources to support the change:
Oxford dictionary, English
Oxford dictionary, American English
Wikipedia