message: Editing deprecation doc
diff: @@ -160,40 +160,46 @@ $ yarn release-canary
  Follow the checklist below when deprecating a Construct property or method.
  -1. In doc: label the old property name (or method) as deprecated.
  +1. Docs: Label the old property name (or method) as deprecated.
  ```
  oldProp (deprecated)
  ```
  -2. In doc: add migration instructions under the old property (or method):
  +2. Docs: Add migration instructions under the old property (or method):
  + ~~~
  `oldProp` has been renamed to `newProp` in v0.46.0.
  If you are configuring the `oldProp` like so:
  +
  ```js
  new Table(this, "Table", {
  ...
  oldProp: "value",
  }
  ```
  +
  Change it to:
  +
  ```js
  new Table(this, "Table", {
  ...
  newProp: "value",
  }
  ```
  -3. In Construct code: decorate the old property (or method) as deprecated.
  + ~~~
  +
  +3. Construct code: Decorate the old property (or method) as deprecated.
  ```
  /**
  * @deprecated Use newProp
  */
  ```
  -4. In Construct code: ensure the old property (or method) will continue to work.
  -5. In Construct code: print a warning in verbose mode if the old property (or method) is used.
  +4. Construct code: Ensure the old property (or method) will continue to work.
  +5. Construct code: Print a warning in verbose mode if the old property (or method) is used.
  ```
  WARNING: The "oldProp" property has been renamed to "newProp". "oldProp" will continue to work but will be removed at a later date. More details on the deprecation - https://docs.serverless-stack.com/constructs/Table#secondaryindexes-deprecated
  ```
  -6. In Construct test: ensure tests added for both the old and the new property (or method).
  +6. Construct tests: Ensure tests added for both the old and the new property (or method).
  See the `Table` construct for a deprecation example of renaming `secondaryIndexes` to `globalIndexes`.
  