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Fix small spelling mistake #5215

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions debugger-launchjson.md
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Expand Up @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Notes about this:
5. The way this works is that VS Code will scrape the output which is set to the console. If a line
matches the pattern, it will launch a browser against the URL which was 'captured' by the pattern.
Here is an explanation of what the pattern does:
* `\\b` : Matches on a word boundery. Note that `\b` indicates a word boundary, but because this is in a json string, the `\` needs to be escaped, hence `\\b`.
* `\\b` : Matches on a word boundary. Note that `\b` indicates a word boundary, but because this is in a json string, the `\` needs to be escaped, hence `\\b`.
* `Now listening on:` : This is a string literal, meaning that the next text must be `Now listening on:`.
* `\\s+` : Matches one or more space characters.
* `(` : This is the beginning of a 'capture group' -- this indicates which region of text will be saved and used to launch the browser.
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```json
"targetArchitecture": "arm64"
```
```