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=doc #1818 formatting issue in websocket docs #1820

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Expand Up @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ values of @scala[`UpgradeToWebSocket.requestedProtocols`]@java[`UpgradeToWebSock

### Handling Messages

A message handler is expected to be implemented as a @scala[`Flow[Message, Message, Any]]]@java[@unidoc[Flow[Message, Message, ?]]]. For typical request-response
A message handler is expected to be implemented as a @scala[@unidoc[Flow[Message, Message, Any]]]@java[@unidoc[Flow[Message, Message, ?]]]. For typical request-response
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thanks for the additional catch @raboof

scenarios this fits very well and such a @unidoc[Flow] can be constructed from a simple function by using
@scala[`Flow[Message].map` or `Flow[Message].mapAsync`]@java[`Flow.<Message>create().map` or `Flow.<Message>create().mapAsync`].

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