[ ] Document existing features within Home Assistant
[ ] Document new or changing features which there is an existing pull request elsewhere
[X] Spelling or grammatical corrections, or rewording for improved clarity
[ ] Changes to the backend of this documentation
[ ] Removed stale or deprecated documentation
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Updated JSON configuration snippet in development documentation for Visual Studio Code devcontainers related to Home Assistant, correcting the path structure.
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## Walkthrough
The recent update to the `docs/frontend/development.md` file focuses on correcting the path structure in a JSON configuration snippet related to mounting directories in Visual Studio Code devcontainers for Home Assistant. This change ensures that the path configurations are accurate and functional, thereby improving the development environment setup for contributors.
## Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|--------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `docs/frontend/development.md` | Updated a JSON configuration snippet to correct the path structure for mounting directories in VS Code devcontainers for Home Assistant. |
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