docs: fix list grammar in CONTRIBUTING.md tooling section - #961
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Pull request overview
This PR makes a small grammar/style correction in CONTRIBUTING.md by removing an incorrect “both” when listing three items and adding an Oxford comma for clarity.
Changes:
- Adjusted the “Tooling” paragraph to correctly list three supported environments without “both”.
- Added an Oxford comma in the environment list for improved readability.
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Description
This PR fixes minor list grammar in
CONTRIBUTING.md.Details
Removed
bothwhen listing three items and added Oxford comma (supports Node.js, Web environments, and edge runtimes).