chore(docs): Update client-only doc (#33967)

docs/docs/how-to/routing/client-only-routes-and-user-authentication.md

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 ## How to configure your hosting service to handle client-only routes
 
-Site hosting services and software needs some help in order to server client-only routes correctly. Most Gatsby pages have a corresponding html file that the server responds with when a user visits the page e.g. visiting `/blog/my-blog-post/` makes the server respond with `/blog/my-blog-post/index.html`. But client-only routes like `/app/why-gatsby-is-awesome/` don't have a corresponding html file. The server needs to be configured to know to serve instead `/app/index.html`.
+Site hosting software and services need some help in order to serve client-only routes correctly. Most Gatsby pages have a corresponding html file that the server responds with when a user visits the page e.g. visiting `/blog/my-blog-post/` makes the server respond with `/blog/my-blog-post/index.html`. But client-only routes like `/app/why-gatsby-is-awesome/` don't have a corresponding html file. The server needs to be configured to know to serve instead `/app/index.html`.
 
 Popular hosting services like Gatsby Cloud, Netlify, and Vercel have plugins that automatically configure hosting to handle client-only routes.