type 'list of number' for expected_status in request block, too
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ The `request` block creates and executes a request to a backend service.
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| `backend` | string | - | `backend` block reference, defined in [Definitions Block](#definitions-block) | &#9888; required, if no [Backend Block](#backend-block) is defined. | `backend = "foo"` |
| `body` | string | - | - | Creates implicit default `Content-Type: text/plain` header field. | - |
-| `expected_status` | list<number> | - | If defined, the response status code will be verified against this list of codes. If the status-code is unexpected an [`unexpected_status` error](./ERRORS.md#error-types) can be handled with an [`error_handler`](./ERRORS.md#endpoint-related-error_handler). | - | - |
+| `expected_status` | list of number | - | If defined, the response status code will be verified against this list of codes. If the status-code is unexpected an [`unexpected_status` error](./ERRORS.md#error-types) can be handled with an [`error_handler`](./ERRORS.md#endpoint-related-error_handler). | - | - |
| `form_body` | map | - | - | Creates implicit default `Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded` header field. | - |
| `headers` | - | - | - | Same as `set_request_headers` in [Request Header](#request-header). | - |
| `json_body` | null, bool, number, string, map, list | - | - | Creates implicit default `Content-Type: text/plain` header field. | - |
