Correct docs about golang.org/x/ vs golang_org/x/

Author: chrismwendt

gosrc/import_path.go

@@ -118,13 +118,6 @@ func resolveStaticImportPath(importPath string) (*Directory, error) {
 			VCS:         "git",
 		}, nil
 
-	// The next two cases check for dependencies that actually come from the Go
-	// standard library. This approach to resolving the import paths could link
-	// the user to a newer version of a golang/org/x/ package than what is in use
-	// when go-langserver is released. That's acceptable because we don't support
-	// multiple Go versions, we don't publish which Go version our language server
-	// is using anywhere, and these dependencies are very rare in practive (99% of
-	// users are unlikely to encounter them).
 	case strings.HasPrefix(importPath, "golang.org/x/"):
 		d, err := resolveStaticImportPath(strings.Replace(importPath, "golang.org/x/", "github.com/golang/", 1))
 		if err != nil {
@@ -133,7 +126,16 @@ func resolveStaticImportPath(importPath string) (*Directory, error) {
 		d.ProjectRoot = strings.Replace(d.ProjectRoot, "github.com/golang/", "golang.org/x/", 1)
 		return d, nil
 
-	// This is the same as the previous case, except with the `.` replaced with an `_`.
+	// The next case checks for dependencies that actually come from the Go
+	// standard library. This approach to resolving the import paths could link
+	// the user to a newer version of a golang.org/x/ package than what is in use
+	// when go-langserver is released. That's acceptable because we don't support
+	// multiple Go versions, we don't publish which Go version our language server
+	// is using anywhere, and these dependencies are very rare in practice (99% of
+	// users are unlikely to encounter them).
+	//
+	// This is the same as the previous case, except with the `.` replaced with an
+	// `_`.
 	case strings.HasPrefix(importPath, "golang_org/x/"):
 		d, err := resolveStaticImportPath(strings.Replace(importPath, "golang_org/x/", "github.com/golang/", 1))
 		if err != nil {