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Make lint wasn't run when these changes went in [ci skip] #305

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// Package dig is the Dependency Injection Graph.
//
// Package dig provides a fairly opinionated way of resolving object dependencies.
// package dig provides an opinionated way of resolving object dependencies.
// There are two sides of dig:
// Register and Resolve.
//
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// Status
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// Alpha. Expect minor API changes and bug fixes. (Beta release coming soon)
// Beta. Expect minor API changes and bug fixes. See our changelog (CHANGELOG.md)for more.
//
//
// What's included
//
// UberFx builds the following into your service:
// * Configuration, logging, metrics, and tracing setup by default
// * Configuration provider that seamlessly merges static and dynamic config
// * Application-level as well as runtime metrics for effective monitoring
// * Context-aware logging for easy debugging
// * RPC module with Thrift interfaces for microservices
// * HTTP module with intelligent defaults for web applications
// * Task module for executing async tasks durably
//
// • Logging backed by the zap logger
//
// • Configuration provider that seamlessly merges static and dynamic config
//
// • Application-level as well as runtime metrics for effective monitoring
//
// • Request tracing for application-level instrumentation
//
// • Context-aware logging for easy debugging
//
// • RPC module with Thrift interfaces for microservices
//
// • HTTP module with intelligent defaults for web applications
//
// • Task module for executing async tasks durably
//
// Examples
//
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