Docs: Update what-are-blueprints-what-you-can-do-with-them.md (#10)

I add the word Playground a few times so that is clear that blueprints
are the configuration files for Playground. I switch the order around
and made some minor tweaks to the text.

docs/what-are-blueprints-what-you-can-do-with-them.md

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 # What are Blueprints, and what can you do with them?
 
-Blueprints are `JSON` files that you can use to create a whole website, including plugins, themes, content (posts, pages, taxonomy, and comments), settings (site name, users, permalinks, and more), etc. They allow you to generate a WooCommerce store complete with products, a magazine populated with articles, a corporate blog with multiple users, and more.
+With WordPress Playground you can create a whole website, including plugins, themes, content (posts, pages, taxonomy, and comments), settings (site name, users, permalinks, and more), etc. They allow you to generate a WooCommerce store complete with products, a magazine populated with articles, a corporate blog with multiple users, and more.
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+Blueprints are `JSON` files that you can use to configure Playground instances.
 
 Blueprints support advanced use cases, like file system and database manipulation, and give you fine-grained control over the instance you create. The WordPress Test Team has been using Playground in [the 6.5 beta release cycle](https://wordpress.org/news/2024/03/wordpress-6-5-release-candidate-2/), creating a Blueprint that loads the latest version, several testing plugins, and dummy data.
 
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 ## The benefits of Blueprints
 
-Blueprints are an invaluable tool for building WordPress sites:
+Blueprints are an invaluable tool for building WordPress sites via Playground
 
-- **Flexibility**: developers can make surgical adjustments to the build process.
+- **Flexibility**: developers can make granular adjustments to the build process.
 - **Consistency**: ensure that every new site starts with the same configuration.
 - **Lightweight**: small text files that are easy to store and transfer.
-- **Transparency**: A Blueprint includes all the commands needed to build a snapshot of WordPress site. You can read through it and understand how the site is built.
-- **Productivity**: reduces the time-consuming process of manually setting up a new WordPress site. Instead of installing and configuring themes and plugins for each new project, apply a Blueprint and set everything up once.
+- **Transparency**: A Blueprint includes all the commands needed to build a snapshot of a WordPress site. You can read through it and understand how the site is built.
+- **Productivity**: reduces the time-consuming process of manually setting up a new WordPress site. Instead of installing and configuring themes and plugins for each new project, apply a Blueprint and set everything in one process. 
 - **Up-to-date dependencies**: fetch the latest version of WordPress, a particular plugin, or a theme. Your snapshot is always up to date with the latest features and security fixes.
-- **Collaboration**: the `JSON` files are easy to review in tools like GitHub. Share Blueprints with your team or the WordPress community, allowing others to use your well-configured setup. 
-- **Experimentation and Learning**: For those new to WordPress or looking to experiment with different configurations, Blueprints provide a safe and easy way to try out new setups without "breaking" a live site.
+- **Collaboration**: the `JSON` files are easy to review in tools like GitHub. Share Blueprints with your team or the WordPress community. Allowing others to use your well-configured setup. 
+- **Experimentation and Learning**: For those new to WordPress or looking to experiment with different configurations, Blueprints provide a safe and easy way to try new setups without "breaking" a live site.
 - **WordPress.org integration**: offer a [demo of your plugin](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/previews-and-blueprints/) in the WordPress plugin directory, or a preview in a [Theme Trac ticket](https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7382).
 - **Spinning a development environment**: A new developer in the team could download the Blueprint, run a hypothetical `wp up` command, and get a fresh developer environments—loaded with everything they need. The entire CI/CD process can reuse the same Blueprint.