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Author: strawmelonjuice

docs/jsr.md

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 # Installing a JS runtime
 
-_Cynthia doesn't need one, but most of it's plugins do!_
+_Cynthia doesn't need one, but most of its plugins do!_
 
 ## Supported runtimes
-- Cynthia supports **_Node.JS_ everywhere**, and **_Bun_ on Linux and MacOS**. If you have Bun working on Windows through WSL, it'll try that but most likely fail (and fall back on Node.JS).
+- Cynthia supports **_Node.js_ everywhere**, and **_Bun_ on Linux and MacOS**. If you have Bun working on Windows through WSL, it'll try that but most likely fail (and fall back on Node.JS).
 
-- Any available Bun instance is prefered over Node.JS by Cynthia, this because Cynthia assumes Bun will start faster.
+- Any available Bun instance is prefered over Node.js by Cynthia, this because Cynthia assumes Bun will start faster.
     - Cynthia (plv2) plugins are rapidly iterated over, giving each a chance to modify or enhance outputs. This makes starting times **very** important, as a single action might mean 30 scripts being ran and returned from. This said, in testing, no serious issues have been seen, yet.
 - Cynthia finds runtimes through the _path_.
 
 ## Downloads
 I'll link you to these, and you should be able to download and install them according to their own websites.
-- Node.JS: <https://nodejs.org/en/download/> (LTS / v20.x.x is used in tests, too.)
-- Bun: <https://bun.sh>
+- Node.JS: <https://nodejs.org/en/download/> (`LTS / v20.x.x` is used in tests, too.)
+- Bun: <https://bun.sh> (`current` is used in tests, too.)