Trim the composer install transcript and drop the stale package count - #29
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The page stated "In this example there are 109 packages". The current lock file resolves 35 runtime plus 45 development packages, so 80.
Rather than update the number to one that will drift again, this drops the count and trims the pasted transcript to the notice that actually tells the reader something. The sixteen reproduced lines were describing output the reader is already looking at on their own terminal.
The injection prompt further down the page is untouched — that one matters, because the reader has to answer it.