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The "Creating an injectable service" tutorial introduced services with
`@Injectable({providedIn: 'root'})`, even though the essentials guide and
the in-depth dependency injection guides have already moved to the newer
`@Service` decorator. This left the tutorial out of step with the rest of
the documentation.
Update steps 19 and 20 to use `@Service()`. Because `@Service()` is an
ergonomic shorthand for `@Injectable({providedIn: 'root'})`, the examples
behave identically while teaching the recommended modern API. The step 19
README is reworked to match: it drops the now-unnecessary `providedIn`
configuration step and adds a note linking to the in-depth services guide
for the `autoProvided: false` opt-out.
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