Merge branch 'main' into cf-workers-deno

site/docs/.vuepress/components/ThankYou.vue

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ load();
     <img v-bind:alt="contributor.login" v-bind:src="contributor.photo" />
     <p>
       {{ props.s[0] }}<span>{{ contributor.name }}</span
-      >{{ props.s[2] }}
+      >{{ contributor.name.toLowerCase() == "knorpelsenf" ? (props.s[3] ?? props.s[2]) : props.s[2] }}
     </p>
   </a>
 </template>

site/docs/README.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Works! :tada:
 ---
 
 <ClientOnly>
-  <ThankYou :s="['Thank you, ', 'Someone', ', for being a contributor to grammY.']" />
+  <ThankYou :s="['Thank you, ', 'Someone', ', for being a contributor to grammY.', ', for creating grammY.']" />
 </ClientOnly>
 
 <div style="font-size: 0.75rem; display: flex; justify-content: center;">

site/docs/plugins/emoji.md

@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ But you lose your focus every time you need a new emoji, see:
 With this plugin, you just don't stop coding as also you don't lose your focus.
 There is also bad-frickin'-laggy systems and/or editors that doesn't like and don't show emojis, so you end up pasting a white square, like this sad-little-squary message: `I'm so happy □`.
 
-This plugin aim to solve these issues, handling for you the hard task of parsing emojis in all systems and letting you only search for them in a easy way (autocomplete is available). Now, the above steps can be reduced to this one:
+This plugin aims to solve these issues, handling for you the hard task of parsing emojis in all systems and letting you only search for them in a easy way (autocomplete is available).
+Now, the above steps can be reduced to this one:
 
 1. Describe the emoji you want and use it. Right in your code. Simple as that.