docs: fix doc comments

I think there is no way to set 404 closure in the constructor.
codeigniter4 · Jan 31, 2024 · 60042fb · 60042fb
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diff --git a/app/Config/Routing.php b/app/Config/Routing.php
@@ -63,13 +63,12 @@ class Routing extends BaseRouting
 
     /**
      * Sets the class/method that should be called if routing doesn't
-     * find a match. It can be either a closure or the controller/method
-     * name exactly like a route is defined: Users::index
+     * find a match. It can be the controller/method name like: Users::index
      *
      * This setting is passed to the Router class and handled there.
      *
      * If you want to use a closure, you will have to set it in the
-     * class constructor or the routes file by calling:
+     * routes file by calling:
      *
      * $routes->set404Override(function() {
      *    // Do something here

diff --git a/system/Config/Routing.php b/system/Config/Routing.php
@@ -61,13 +61,12 @@ class Routing extends BaseConfig
 
     /**
      * Sets the class/method that should be called if routing doesn't
-     * find a match. It can be either a closure or the controller/method
-     * name exactly like a route is defined: Users::index
+     * find a match. It can be the controller/method name like: Users::index
      *
      * This setting is passed to the Router class and handled there.
      *
      * If you want to use a closure, you will have to set it in the
-     * class constructor or the routes file by calling:
+     * routes file by calling:
      *
      * $routes->set404Override(function() {
      *    // Do something here