fix(docs): update onGridStateServiceChanged to onGridStateChanged

docs/grid-functionalities/Grid-Menu.md

@@ -142,18 +142,18 @@ export class GridDemoComponent {
 
 ### Grid State Event
 There are 2 ways of subscribing to GridState Service event changed.
-1. Through `(onGridStateServiceChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
+1. Through `(onGridStateChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
 2. Through `onGridStateChanged` Observable on the GridState Service.
 
 Examples
-#### 1. `(onGridStateServiceChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
+#### 1. `(onGridStateChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
 ##### View
 ```html
 <angular-slickgrid gridId="grid1"
          [columnDefinitions]="columnDefinitions"
          [gridOptions]="gridOptions"
          [dataset]="dataset"
-         (onGridStateServiceChanged)="gridStateChanged($event)">
+         (onGridStateChanged)="gridStateChanged($event)">
 </angular-slickgrid>
 ```
 ##### Component
@@ -242,4 +242,4 @@ this.gridOptions = {
    }
 };
 ```
-You could technically redefine by hand the complete list of `columns` that the `presets` requires. I would personally do it via the Column Definitions looping with `map()`, but go manual is also perfectly fine. You would just re-declare the `columns` again with the `id` and `width` and that would work as well.
+You could technically redefine by hand the complete list of `columns` that the `presets` requires. I would personally do it via the Column Definitions looping with `map()`, but go manual is also perfectly fine. You would just re-declare the `columns` again with the `id` and `width` and that would work as well.

docs/grid-functionalities/Grid-State-&-Preset.md

@@ -145,18 +145,18 @@ export class GridDemoComponent {
 
 ### Grid State Event
 There are 2 ways of subscribing to GridState Service event changed.
-1. Through `(onGridStateServiceChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
+1. Through `(onGridStateChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
 2. Through `onGridStateChanged` Observable on the GridState Service.
 
 Examples
-#### 1. `(onGridStateServiceChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
+#### 1. `(onGridStateChanged)` Event Emitter (recommended)
 ##### View
 ```html
 <angular-slickgrid gridId="grid1"
          [columnDefinitions]="columnDefinitions"
          [gridOptions]="gridOptions"
          [dataset]="dataset"
-         (onGridStateServiceChanged)="gridStateChanged($event)">
+         (onGridStateChanged)="gridStateChanged($event)">
 </angular-slickgrid>
 ```
 ##### Component
@@ -242,4 +242,4 @@ this.gridOptions = {
    }
 };
 ```
-You could technically redefine by hand the complete list of `columns` that the `presets` requires. I would personally do it via the Column Definitions looping with `map()`, but go manual is also perfectly fine. You would just re-declare the `columns` again with the `id` and `width` and that would work as well.
+You could technically redefine by hand the complete list of `columns` that the `presets` requires. I would personally do it via the Column Definitions looping with `map()`, but go manual is also perfectly fine. You would just re-declare the `columns` again with the `id` and `width` and that would work as well.

docs/grid-functionalities/Row-Selection.md

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ handleOnSelectedRowsChanged(args) {
           [columnDefinitions]="columnDefinitions"
           [gridOptions]="gridOptions"
           [dataset]="dataset"
-          (onGridStateServiceChanged)="handleOngridStateChanged($event.detail.args)">
+          (onGridStateChanged)="handleOngridStateChanged($event.detail.args)">
 </angular-slickgrid>
 ```
 ```ts
@@ -244,4 +244,4 @@ addNewColumn() {
   // you could also use SlickGrid setColumns() method
   // this.angularGrid.slickGrid.setColumns(cols);
 }
-```
+```