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chore: fix prettier

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Signed-off-by: blam <ben@blam.sh>
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@@ -79,12 +79,12 @@ Run configurations enable the use of debugging functionality such as steppers an
1. Select `Edit Configurations` in the `Run` dropdown menu. Click the plus sign to add a new
configuration, then select `Node.js`.
3. In `Working directory`, input `{PROJECT_DIR}/packages/backend`.
2. In `Working directory`, input `{PROJECT_DIR}/packages/backend`.
Replace `{PROJECT_DIR}` with the path to your Backstage repo.
4. In `JavaScript file`, input `{PROJECT_DIR}/node_modules/@backstage/cli/bin/backstage-cli`.
3. In `JavaScript file`, input `{PROJECT_DIR}/node_modules/@backstage/cli/bin/backstage-cli`.
Replace `{PROJECT_DIR}` with the path to your Backstage repo.
5. In `Application parameters`, input `package start`.
6. Optionally, for `Environment Variables`, input `LOG_LEVEL=debug`.
7. Click `Apply` to save the changes.
8. With the newly-created configuration selected, use the `Run` or `Debug` icons on the
4. In `Application parameters`, input `package start`.
5. Optionally, for `Environment Variables`, input `LOG_LEVEL=debug`.
6. Click `Apply` to save the changes.
7. With the newly-created configuration selected, use the `Run` or `Debug` icons on the
toolbar to execute the newly created configuration.