Update custom_normalizer.rst: Fix incorrect variable in normalize() method example #21077
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xabbuh approved these changes Jun 12, 2025
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The
normalize()method in the documentation references an$objectvariable that is never defined. This can be confusing for developers trying to follow the example.This merge request updates the example to use the correct
$datavariable, which holds the original object being normalized.