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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.