Fix usage of "bare bones" idiom on routing docs page#3390
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While reading the routing docs, I noticed that the idiomatic phrase "bare bones" was in the singular rather than in the plural. This change corrects the issue. See also https://grammarist.com/idiom/bare-bones/ for more info, if necessary.
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Description of Problem
While reading the routing docs, I noticed that the idiomatic phrase "bare bones" was in the singular rather than in the plural.
Proposed Solution
Adding an "s" to the word "bone" fixes the issue as implemented in the commit.
Additional Information
See also https://grammarist.com/idiom/bare-bones/ for more information about this idiom.