Update README for Codespace Details panel

README.md

@@ -10,44 +10,45 @@ This repository has been cloned into your VS Codespaces cloud-hosted environment
 Terminal: 
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-1. Press [`ctrl`]+[`shift`]+[`backtick`] to open a new terminal
-2. From the terminal run `node --version`
+1. Press **Ctrl**+**Shift**+**backtick** to open a new terminal.
+2. From the terminal run `node --version`.
    > Note: Node.js may or may not be installed on your local machine, yet you're able to use it because it's been automatically added to this environment!
-3. Type other Linux commands (`uname`, `ls`, etc.) to interact with the underlying environment
+3. Type other Linux commands (`uname`, `ls`, etc.) to interact with the underlying environment.
 
 Browse Files:
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-1. Notice that `node_modules` are in the File Explorer
+1. Notice that `node_modules` are in the File Explorer.
    > Note: VS Codespaces automatically performed an `npm install` so you can be instantly productive!
-2.  Open files to see syntax highlighting
+2.  Open files to see syntax highlighting.
 
 Edit code:
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-1. Open `server.js`
-   > Note: ESLint has been installed and configured in this environment. Press [`ctrl`]+[`shift`]+[`M`] to see the problems found by ESLint. Fix then by changing instances of `var` to `const`.
-2. Change the message to "Hello {your name} from VS Codespaces!" (on line 18)
+1. Open `server.js`.
+   > Note: ESLint has been installed and configured in this environment. Press **Ctrl**+**Shift**+**M** (**Cmd**+**Shift**+**M** on macOS) to see the problems found by ESLint. Fix then by changing instances of `var` to `const`.
+2. Change the message to "Hello {your name} from VS Codespaces!" (on line 17).
    
 Build, Run, and Debug:
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-1. Add a breakpoint on line 21
-2. Press [`F5`] to launch the app
+1. Add a breakpoint on line 21.
+2. Press **F5** to launch the app.
 3. Once the breakpoint is hit, try hovering over variables, examining locals, and more.
+4. Press **F5** to continue running the app.
 
 Forward Port:
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-1. Open the **Remote Explorer** activity pane
-2. In the **Environment Details** panel, click the **Forward Port** button that appears when you hover over **Forwarded Ports (#)**
-   - Enter port 3000 in the prompt
-   - Accept the default name
-3. Click the **Copy Port URL** button in the **localhost:3000** title bar
+1. Open the **Remote Explorer** activity pane.
+2. In the **Codespace Details** panel, click the **Forward Port** button that appears when you hover over **Forwarded Ports (#)**
+   - Enter port 3000 in the prompt.
+   - Accept the default name.
+3. Click the **Copy Port URL** button in the **localhost:3000** title bar.
 4. Paste the URL into the browser of your choice.
-   > Note: VS Codespaces has forwarded the environment's port 3000 to a location you can now access
+   > Note: VS Codespaces has forwarded the environment's port 3000 to a location you can now access.
 
 Disconnect Environment:
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-1. View the environments in the **Codespaces** panel on the **Remote Explorer**
-2. Right click on **My Quick Environment** and select **Disconnect**
+1. View the cloud-hosted codespaces in the **Codespaces** panel on the **Remote Explorer**.
+2. Right click on **My Quick Codespace** and select **Disconnect**.