Fix video link

Signed-off-by: Adam Wisniewski <awisniew@us.ibm.com>

posts/2023-02-20-liberty-tools-eclipse-deep-dive.adoc

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 Check out the following video for a deep dive walk-through of Liberty Tools for Eclipse IDE:
 
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 Let's dive in!
 
 == What is Liberty Tools?
 
-Liberty Tools is the next generation IDE tooling for developing cloud-native Java applications with Liberty. It takes an app-centric approach, leveraging the capabilities of the Liberty Maven and Liberty Gradle plugins, so you no longer have to spend time creating and managing Liberty instances. By running dev mode behind the scenes, the Liberty runtime is automatically downloaded and started, and your app is built, packaged and deployed to it. To save even more time, listeners detect any changes you make, and your app is automatically rebuilt and redeployed without having to restart the runtime.
+Liberty Tools is the next generation IDE tooling for developing cloud-native Java applications with Liberty. It takes an app-centric approach, leveraging the capabilities of the Liberty Maven and Liberty Gradle plugins, so you no longer have to spend time creating and managing Liberty instances. By running dev mode behind the scenes, the Liberty runtime is automatically downloaded and started, and your app is built, packaged, and deployed to it. To save even more time, listeners detect any changes you make, and your app is automatically rebuilt and redeployed without having to restart the runtime.
 
 Keeping in line with the app-centric design, Liberty Tools provides code assistance for both Jakarta EE and MicroProfile APIs. Code completion, hover descriptions, diagnostics and quick-fixes save time, reduce errors, and keep you focused on your code. Liberty Tools accomplishes this by integrating with the link:https://github.com/eclipse/lsp4jakarta[Language Server for Jakarta EE] and the link:https://github.com/eclipse/lsp4mp[Language Server for MicroProfile], both open source projects that are continually adding new features and support.
 
-While much of the runtime mechanics are automated with Liberty Tools, some runtime configuration is, of course, necessary. However, this process has been streamlined with config assistance for `server.xml`, `bootstrap.properties`, and `server.env` files. Rather than having to refer to the documentation to find the correct Liberty feature to add or the appropriate value to set for your specific logging attribute, Liberty Tools provides lists of options and descriptions all without having to leave Eclipse.
+While much of the runtime mechanics are automated with Liberty Tools, some runtime configuration is, of course, necessary. However, this process has been streamlined with config assistance for `server.xml`, `bootstrap.properties`, and `server.env` files. Rather than having to refer to the documentation to find the correct Liberty feature to add or the appropriate value to set for your specific logging attribute, Liberty Tools provides lists of options and descriptions, all without having to leave Eclipse.
 
 Prefer another IDE? Liberty Tools for Eclipse IDE maintains functional parity with plugins for link:https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Open-Liberty.liberty-dev-vscode-ext[Visual Studio Code] and link:https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14856-liberty-tools/[Intellij IDEA].
 
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 === Debugging your app
 
-By default, the Liberty runtime is configured with port 7777 for debugging. However, this configuration requires that port to be available on your system and for you to manually attach a debugger. With Liberty Tools, you can start your app using the "Debug" action, which finds an available port and automatically attaches the Eclipse debugger to it. 
+By default, the Liberty runtime is configured with port 7777 for debugging. However, this configuration requires that port to be available on your system and for you to manually attach a debugger. With Liberty Tools, you can start your app using the `Debug` action, which finds an available port and automatically attaches the Eclipse debugger to it. 
 
 == Get coding!