Merge 6904973 into backport/xw-worker-docs/duly-apt-basilisk

website/content/docs/concepts/workers.mdx

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ across multiple networks to form reverse proxy connections between the user and
 
 In multi-hop scenarios, there are typically three types of workers:
 1. **Ingress worker** - An ingress worker is a worker that is accessible by the client. The client initiates the connection to the ingress worker.
-1. **Intermediary worker** - An (optional) intermediary worker sits between ingress and egress workers as part of a multi-hop chain. There can be multiple intermediary workers as part of a multi-hop chain.
+1. **Intermediary worker** - An optional intermediary worker sits between ingress and egress workers as part of a multi-hop chain. There can be multiple intermediary workers as part of a multi-hop chain.
 1. **Egress worker** - An egress worker is a worker that can access the target. The egress worker initiates reverse proxy connections to intermediary or ingress workers.
 
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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ at a time. For example in the diagram below, the intermediary worker is also an
 
 After the persistent connection chain is established between the workers, when you attempt to connect to a target host, you are automatically proxied from:
 1. Boundary client to ingress worker
-1. Ingress worker to intermediary worker (where applicable)
+1. Ingress worker to intermediary worker, where applicable
 1. Ingress worker to egress worker
 1. Egress worker to desired target