Correct the element name (#37025)

* Update index.md * Update files/en-us/web/css/@scope/index.md Co-authored-by: Chris Mills <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Chris Mills <[email protected]>
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 In our CSS, we have two `@scope` blocks:
 
-- The first `@scope` block defines its scope root as elements with a class of `.feature` (in this case, the outer `<div>` only), demonstrating how `@scope` can be used to theme a specific HTML subset.
-- The second `@scope` block also defines its scope root as elements with a class of `.feature`, but in addition defines a scope limit of `figure`. This ensures that contained rulesets will only be applied to matching elements within the scope root (`<div class="figure"> ... </div>` in this case) that **are not** nested inside descendant `<figure>` elements. This `@scope` block contains a single ruleset that styles `<img>` elements with a thick black border and a golden background color.
+- The first `@scope` block defines its scope root as elements with a class of `.feature` (in this case, the outer `<article>` only), demonstrating how `@scope` can be used to theme a specific HTML subset.
+- The second `@scope` block also defines its scope root as elements with a class of `.feature`, but also defines a scope limit of `figure`. This ensures that contained rulesets will only be applied to matching elements within the scope root (`<article class="feature"> ... </article>` in this case) that **are not** nested inside descendant `<figure>` elements. This `@scope` block contains a single ruleset that styles `<img>` elements with a thick black border and a golden background color.
 
 ```css
 /* Scoped CSS */