Fix misleading #bindEntitiyEvents docs

docs/marionette.functions.md

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ Marionette.triggerMethodOn(ctx, "foo", bar);
 
 ## Marionette.bindEntityEvents
 
-This method is used to bind a backbone "entity" (collection/model)
+This method is used to bind a backbone "entity" (e.g. collection/model)
 to methods on a target object.
 
 ```js
@@ -192,19 +192,18 @@ Backbone.View.extend({
 });
 ```
 
-The first parameter, `target`, must have a `listenTo` method from the
-EventBinder object.
+The first parameter, `target`, must have the Backbone.Events module mixed in.
 
-The second parameter is the entity (Backbone.Model or Backbone.Collection)
-to bind the events from.
+The second parameter is the `entity` (Backbone.Model, Backbone.Collection or
+any object that has Backbone.Events mixed in) to bind the events from.
 
 The third parameter is a hash of { "event:name": "eventHandler" }
 configuration. Multiple handlers can be separated by a space. A
 function can be supplied instead of a string handler name.
 
 ## Marionette.unbindEntityEvents
 
-This method can be used to unbind callbacks from entities' (collection/model) events. It's
+This method can be used to unbind callbacks from entities' (e.g. collection/model) events. It's
 the opposite of bindEntityEvents, described above. Consequently, the APIs are identical for each method.
 
 ```js

src/bind-entity-events.js

@@ -3,14 +3,13 @@
 // Bind Entity Events & Unbind Entity Events
 // -----------------------------------------
 //
-// These methods are used to bind/unbind a backbone "entity" (collection/model)
+// These methods are used to bind/unbind a backbone "entity" (e.g. collection/model)
 // to methods on a target object.
 //
-// The first parameter, `target`, must have a `listenTo` method from the
-// EventBinder object.
+// The first parameter, `target`, must have the Backbone.Events module mixed in.
 //
-// The second parameter is the entity (Backbone.Model or Backbone.Collection)
-// to bind the events from.
+// The second parameter is the `entity` (Backbone.Model, Backbone.Collection or
+// any object that has Backbone.Events mixed in) to bind the events from.
 //
 // The third parameter is a hash of { "event:name": "eventHandler" }
 // configuration. Multiple handlers can be separated by a space. A