fixed multiplex image node

_docs/multiplex-image-node.md

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 title: ASMultiplexImageNode
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-Create components using the `newWithView:size:` class method:
 
-```objc++
-+ (instancetype)newWithView:(const CKComponentViewConfiguration &)view
-                       size:(const CKComponentSize &)size;
-```
-
-It's important to note that you don't pass a `UIView` directly, but a `CKComponentViewConfiguration`. What's that?
-
-```objc++
-struct CKComponentViewConfiguration {
-  CKComponentViewClass viewClass;
-  std::unordered_map<CKComponentViewAttribute, id> attributes;
-};
-```
-
-The first field is a view class. Ignore `CKComponentViewClass` for now — in most cases you just pass a class like `[UIImageView class]` or `[UIButton class]`.
-
-The second field holds a map of attributes to values: font, color, background image, and so forth. Again, ignore `CKComponentViewAttribute` for now; you can usually use a `SEL` as the attribute.
-
-Let's put one together:
-
-```objc++
-[CKComponent 
- newWithView:{
-   [UIImageView class],
-   {
-     {@selector(setImage:), image},
-     {@selector(setContentMode:), @(UIViewContentModeCenter)} // Wrapping into an NSNumber
-   }
- }
- size:{image.size.width, image.size.height}];
-```
-
-That's all there is to it. ComponentKit does this for us:
-
-- Automatically creates or reuses a `UIImageView` when the component is mounted
-- Automatically calls `setImage:` and `setContentMode:` with the given values
-- Skips calling `setImage:` or `setContentMode:` if the value is unchanged between two updates — the most common case when updating a tree.
-
-## Primitive Arguments
-
-The values in the map are of type `id`, so if you want to pass in primitive types like `BOOL`, you have to wrap them into an `NSValue` object using e.g. `@(value)` and ComponentKit will unwrap them.
-
-## Viewless Components
-
-Often there exist logical components that don't need a corresponding view in the view hierarchy. For example a `CKStackLayoutComponent` often doesn't need to have a view; it only needs to position various subviews inside a designated area. In such situations, just pass `{}` for the view configuration and no view is created. For example:
-
-```objc++
-[CKComponent newWithView:{} size:{}]
-```
-
-(You can also just use `+new` directly, which uses this as the default.)
-
-## Advanced Views
-
-This is sufficient for most cases, but there is considerably more power when you need it. See [Advanced Views](advanced-views.html) if you want to learn more.
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