Remove mention of tuples in docs

docs/config/events.md

@@ -65,6 +65,6 @@ Use synchronous events with extreme caution.
 This field determines the data that is sent with the event. It can be any [Zap type](./types.md).
 
 - If the event does not require any data, the `data` field should be excluded.
-- You can pass multiple arguments to the event by using a tuple:
+- You can pass multiple arguments to the event by separating each type with a comma and wrapping them all in parentheses:
 
-<CodeBlock :code="dataExample" />
+<CodeBlock :code="dataExample" />

docs/config/functions.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ const example = `funct Test = {
     rets: enum { Success, Fail }
 }`
 
-const tupleExample = `funct Tuples = {
+const multiArgsRetsExample = `funct MultipleArgsRets = {
     call: Async,
     args: (boolean, u8),
     rets: (boolean, string)
@@ -48,15 +48,15 @@ Use synchronous functions with extreme caution.
 This field determines the data that is sent to the server. It can be any [Zap type](./types.md).
 
 - If the client doesn't send any data, the `args` field should be excluded.
-- You can pass multiple arguments to the function by using a tuple:
+- You can pass multiple arguments to the function by separating each type with a comma and wrapping them all in parentheses:
 
-<CodeBlock :code="tupleExample" />
+<CodeBlock :code="multiArgsRetsExample" />
 
 ### `rets`
 
 This field determines the data that is sent back to the client from the server. It can be any [Zap type](./types.md).
 
 - If the server doesn't return any data, the `rets` field should be excluded.
-- The function can return multiple values by using a tuple:
+- The function can return multiple values by separating each type with a comma and wrapping them all in parentheses:
 
-<CodeBlock :code="tupleExample" />
+<CodeBlock :code="multiArgsRetsExample" />