Fix code formatting for XMLHttpRequest.

docs/_releases/v1.17.6/stubs.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.
 

docs/_releases/v1.17.7/stubs.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.
 

docs/_releases/v2.0.0-pre.4/stubs.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.
 

docs/_releases/v2.0.0-pre.5/stubs.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.
 

docs/api/v2.0.0/stubs/index.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.
 

docs/release-source/release/stubs.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Use a stub when you want to:
 
 1. Control a method's behavior from a test to force the code down a specific path. Examples include forcing a method to throw an error in order to test error handling.
 
-2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest or similar).
+2. When you want to prevent a specific method from being called directly (possibly because it triggers undesired behavior, such as a `XMLHttpRequest` or similar).
 
 The following example is yet another test from [PubSubJS][pubsubjs] which shows how to create an anonymous stub that throws an exception when called.