Swap order of examples

Author: emmadesilva

docs/advanced-features/navigation-api.md

@@ -182,16 +182,15 @@ Create routed navigation items by providing either a `Route` instance or a route
 
 ```php
 // Using a Route instance will automatically fill in the label and priority from the route's connected page.
-$item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'));
-// ['destination' => 'index.html', 'label' => 'Home', 'priority' => 0]
-
-// Using a route key provides the same functionality as using a Route instance.
+// Using a route key provides the same functionality as using a Route instance, trading a bit of type safety for convenience.
 // Make sure the route exists otherwise it will be treated as a link.
-$item = new NavigationItem('index'); // Exactly the same as above, but without type safety.
+$item = new NavigationItem('index');
+
+//
+$item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'));
 
 // Setting the label and/or priorities will override the page's data.
-$item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'), 'Custom Label', 10);
-// ['destination' => 'index.html', 'label' => 'Custom Label', 'priority' => 10]
+$item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'), 'Custom Label', 100);
 ```
 
 ## NavigationGroup

packages/framework/tests/Feature/NavigationAPITest.php

@@ -61,15 +61,15 @@ public function testNavigationItems()
         // The constructors take three parameters: the destination, the label, and the optional priority.
         // The destination can be a Route instance, a route key string, or an external URL.
 
-        // Using a Route instance will automatically fill in the label and priority from the route's connected page.
-        $item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'));
-        $this->assertData(['destination' => 'index.html', 'label' => 'Home', 'priority' => 0], $item);
-
         // Using a route key provides the same functionality as using a Route instance.
         // Make sure the route exists otherwise it will be treated as a link.
         $item = new NavigationItem('index');
         $this->assertEquals(new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index')), $item);
 
+        // Using a Route instance will automatically fill in the label and priority from the route's connected page.
+        $item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'));
+        $this->assertData(['destination' => 'index.html', 'label' => 'Home', 'priority' => 0], $item);
+
         // Setting the label and/or priorities will override the page's data.
         $item = new NavigationItem(Routes::get('index'), 'Custom Label', 10);
         $this->assertData(['destination' => 'index.html', 'label' => 'Custom Label', 'priority' => 10], $item);