Wording tweaks

Author: jcheng5

docs/dashboards/interactivity/shiny-python/index.qmd

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 Next, we use functions matching the pattern `ui.input_xxx` to create input controls. For example, `ui.input_select()` creates a select box, `ui.input_slider()` creates a slider, and so on. The values returned by these functions are then rendered into HTML and JavaScript by Quarto.
 
+This example only uses two types of inputs, but Shiny has many more. Use the [Shiny Component Browser](https://jcheng.shinyapps.io/shiny-component-browser/) to see them all, along with code snippets you can copy and paste into your dashboard.
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 **Every input function takes an input ID as its first argument.** An input ID is string that uniquely identifies this input; it must be a simple, syntactically valid Python variable name. We will use this ID to access the input's value from other parts of the dashboard.
 
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@@ -51,8 +53,6 @@ ui.input_select("x", label="Variable:",
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-This example only uses two types of inputs, but Shiny has many more. See the [Shiny Component Browser](https://jcheng.shinyapps.io/shiny-component-browser/) for previews and code snippets.
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 In many dashboards, it's desirable to visually gather all of your input controls into a sidebar. You can do this by adding the `.sidebar` class to a level 2 header, as in the `## {.sidebar}` line above.
 
 ### Displaying Dynamic Output
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 * Use the function body to create the plot.
 * Automatically re-run the function body whenever the values of `input.x()`, `input.rug()`, or `input.dist()` change due to user interaction, and use the result to update the existing plot.
 
-This example only contains a single `@render.plot` output, but it's possible for Shiny apps to contain multiple outputs, and outputs of different types, as you'll see in the following example. See the [Shiny Component Browser](https://jcheng.shinyapps.io/shiny-component-browser/#outputs) to see what's available.
+This example only contains a single `@render.plot` output, but it's possible for Shiny apps to contain multiple outputs, and outputs of different types, as you'll see in the following example. Check out the [Shiny Component Browser](https://jcheng.shinyapps.io/shiny-component-browser/#outputs) to see what types of outputs are available.
 
 ### Reactive Programming