@noelrappin

In one paragraph, you write:

A feature that makes using Turbo Streams easier from the controller side is that Rails recognizes turbo_stream as a format in the same way it recognizes html and json.

Then in the next:

When the request is a Turbo Stream, Rails will automatically look for a file named <action>.turbo_stream.erb, the way it does for HTML and JSON.

Notice in the first paragraph html and json appear as preformatted text, but in the second HTML and JSON appear as uppercase plaintext.