docs: clarify and refine PUT vs PATCH explanation - #2822
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Rewrite the description of the PUT HTTP method for clarity and correctness.
- Fix grammar error ("doesn't yet exists" -> corrected phrasing)
- Condense fragmented sentences into a single, readable statement
- Introduce parallel structure ("a missing resource" / "an existing one")
to clearly contrast the two PUT scenarios
- Preserve original meaning while improving flow and readability
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Rewrite the description of the PUT HTTP method for clarity and correctness.