Update Redoc spelling #2569
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Update Redoc spelling #2569
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I don't think we'd want to make such breaking changes to the public API. |
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More radical version of #2568.
Redoc changed the spelling from
ReDocin September 2021.This PR updates the spelling both in
README.mdand in namespaces, class and method names. This is a breaking change for consumers, who will need to updateUseReDoctoUseRedoc(etc.).