Improve wording in `SensitiveArgument` documentation

diff --git a/docs/php/exceptions.md b/docs/php/exceptions.md
index 26b74e0e87b4c8063e1e811e6c987e27e1e67aef..ac7b58a2d5b05d4322d8f4c3d1ff58b67016ecb0 100644 (file)
--- a/docs/php/exceptions.md
+++ b/docs/php/exceptions.md
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ If the callee throws an Exception, these values will be part of the Exception’
 WoltLab Suite will automatically suppress the values of parameters named like they might contain sensitive values, namely arguments matching the regular expression `/(?:^(?:password|passphrase|secret)|(?:Password|Passphrase|Secret))/`.
 
 If you need to suppress additional arguments from appearing in the stack trace, you can add the `\wcf\SensitiveArgument` attribute to such parameters.
-Arguments are only supported as of PHP 8 and ignored as a comment in lower PHP versions.
+Arguments are only supported as of PHP 8 and ignored as comments in lower PHP versions.
 In PHP 7, such arguments will not be suppressed, but the code will continue to work.
 Make sure to insert a linebreak between the attribute and the parameter name.