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Fixed broken collection resource method examples and removed docs for the methods that don't exist (collection.concatLimit(), collection.detectLimit(), collection.everyLimit(), collection.everySeries(), collection.filterLimit(),collection.mapLimit(), collection.rejectLimit(), collection.someLimit(), collection.someSeries(),collection.sortByLimit(), collection.sortBySeries()).
One thing to note, there are still some methods remaining that don't work as expected (all of the limit() methods, like collection.eachLimit() and collection.mapLimit()). The docs say they're supposed to be exactly like their parent methods but with an iterator, so for ex, eachLimit should look like this:
When I run this, though, it doesn't make it into any of the functions (iterator or doneCallback). Please take a look and let me know if they should be fixed here.