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Docs: fix incorrect name. (#5182)

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A reference to the sample above incorrectly mentions `Editor.unwrapNodes` instead of `Transforms.unwrapNodes`.
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Jacob Carpenter
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@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ You might at first think this is odd, because with the `return` there, the origi
But, there's a slight "trick" to normalizing.
When you do call `Editor.unwrapNodes`, you're actually changing the content of the node that is currently being normalized. So even though you're ending the current normalization pass, by making a change to the node you're kicking off a _new_ normalization pass. This results in a sort of _recursive_ normalizing.
When you do call `Transforms.unwrapNodes`, you're actually changing the content of the node that is currently being normalized. So even though you're ending the current normalization pass, by making a change to the node you're kicking off a _new_ normalization pass. This results in a sort of _recursive_ normalizing.
This multi-pass characteristic makes it _much_ easier to write normalizations, because you only ever have to worry about fixing a single issue at once, and not fixing _every_ possible issue that could be putting a node in an invalid state.