docs(troubleshooting): fix copy for native and asset changes (#264)

src/content/docs/troubleshooting.mdx

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ version and build numbers in order to target patches at specific releases. You
 can fix this problem by either setting `manageAppVersionAndBuildNumber` to false
 or removing the value from your export options .plist file.
 
-## I see a `The release artifact contains asset changes` warning when running `shorebird release` (#asset-changes)
+## I see a `Your app contains asset changes` warning when running `shorebird patch` (#asset-changes)
 
 The `shorebird patch` command will print a warning if it detects changes to
 files in your compiled app that correspond to asset changes (e.g. added or
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ warning, you should be very careful about publishing your patch, as it may
 cause your app to crash when the Dart code tries to call into native code
 which operates differently than expected. See
 {/* cspell:disable-next-line */}
-[the next section](#i-see-a-the-release-artifact-contains-native-changes-warning-when-running-shorebird-patch-even-though-i-havent-changed-swiftobjective-ckotlinjava-code).
+[the next section](#i-see-a-your-app-contains-native-changes-warning-when-running-shorebird-patch-even-though-i-havent-changed-swiftobjective-ckotlinjava-code).
 
 ### What happens if I ignore this warning?
 
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ If you are not sure whether your change is safe, you can
 [stage your patch](/guides/staging-patches) and test locally before deploying it
 to users.
 
-## I see a `The release artifact contains native changes` warning when running `shorebird patch`, even though I haven't changed Swift/Objective-C/Kotlin/Java code
+## I see a `Your app contains native changes` warning when running `shorebird patch`, even though I haven't changed Swift/Objective-C/Kotlin/Java code
 
 The `shorebird patch` command will print a warning if it detects changes to
 files in your compiled app that correspond to native code changes (`.dex` files