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@@ -292,14 +292,15 @@ The currently known providers and their `hex` package names are:
  | ex_cldr_numbers | Cldr.Number | Formatting of numbers, currencies |
  | ex_cldr_lists | Cldr.List | Formatting of lists |
  | ex_cldr_units | Cldr.Unit | Formatting of SI and Imperial units |
+ | ex_cldr_person_names | Cldr.PersonName | Formatting person names |
  | ex_cldr_currencies | Cldr.Currency | Currency definitions and localizations |
  | ex_cldr_territories | Cldr.Territory | Formatting of territory (country) data |
  | ex_cldr_languages | Cldr.Language | Formatting of language information |
  | ex_cldr_dates_times | Cldr.DateTime | Formatting of dates, times & datetimes |
  | ex_cldr_locale_display | Cldr.LocaleDisplay | Localising locale names |
  | ex_cldr_routes | Cldr.Route | Localized routes and route helpers |
- | ex_money | Money | Operations on and formatting of a money type |
  | ex_cldr_messages | Cldr.Message | Formatting of ICU-formatted messages |
+ | ex_money | Money | Operations on and formatting of a money type |
 
 Any library author can create a provider module by exposing a function called `cldr_backend_provider/1` that takes a `Cldr.Config` struct as a single parameter. The function should return an AST that is inserted into the `backend` module being compiled.