docs: rewrite Flask setup paragraph plainly - #34
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- drop version history and repetition from the lifecycle paragraph - fix example comment that referenced auto_inject - drop em dashes - footer wording
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Summary
Rewrite the setup paragraph and example comment in plain terms.
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auto_injectparagraph and a short lifecycle paragraph: the container is open from construction, call.validate()aftersetup_di(which registersflask_request_provider, modern_di_flask/main.py:39), and callfetch_di_container(app).close_sync()at process shutdown.auto_inject, which the example does not use, and had an em dash. Removed it; thevalidate()comment now matches the other integration READMEs.setup_diAPI row.Checklist
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