Update docs for hot reload on the web

src/content/platform-integration/web/building.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ to an existing project.
 To create a new app that includes web support, run the following command:
 
 ```console
-$ flutter create my_app 
+$ flutter create my_app
 ```
 
 ### Add web support to an existing project
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ $ flutter create . --platforms web
 ```
 
 This creates a `web/` directory containing the web assets used to bootstrap
-and run your Flutter app. 
+and run your Flutter app.
 
 ## Run your app
 
@@ -58,41 +58,54 @@ navigate to a local URL in the browser of your choice.
 <a id="hot-reload-web" aria-hidden="true" ></a>
 
 :::note Hot reload on the web
-As of the Flutter 3.32 release, you can experiment
-with hot reload on the web behind a flag.
-[Hot restart][], which restarts your app
-without refreshing the web page,
-doesn't require a flag.
+As of the Flutter 3.35 release,
+hot reload is enabled by default on the web.
+[Hot restart][] is still available as well.
 
 If you discover any issues we ask that you file a bug
-using our new [Web Hot Reload issue template][].
+using our [Web Hot Reload issue template][].
 Note this is in the Dart SDK repository where it's easier
 for us to track issues. Known issues can be seen in the
-associated [GitHub project][]. 
-
-To try hot reload for the web, pass the `--web-experimental-hot-reload` flag
-wherever you invoke `flutter run -d chrome`.
-
-### Running from VS Code
-
-If you use debug configurations in VS code,
-you can add this extra configuration to your
-[`launch.json` file][].
+associated [GitHub project][].
+
+Hot reload can be temporarily disabled with the
+`--no-web-experimental-hot-reload` flag
+wherever you invoke `flutter run`. This flag will be removed
+in a future release.
+
+### Disabling in VS Code
+
+To temporarily disable hot reload support from VS Code,
+update your [`launch.json` file][] file with
+the flag `--no-web-experimental-hot-reload`.
+
+```plaintext
+"configurations": [
+    ...
+    {
+      "name": "Flutter for web (hot reload disabled)",
+      "type": "dart",
+      "request": "launch",
+      "program": "lib/main.dart",
+      "args": [
+        "-d",
+        "chrome",
+        "--no-web-experimental-hot-reload",
+      ]
+    }
+  ]
+```
 
-### Running from the command line
+### Disabling from the command line
 
 If you use `flutter run` from the command line,
-you can now run hot reload on the web with the
+you can temporarily disable hot reload on the web with the
 following command:
 
 ```console
-flutter run -d chrome --web-experimental-hot-reload
+flutter run -d chrome --no-web-experimental-hot-reload
 ```
 
-When hot reload is enabled,
-you can reload your application by pressing "r"
-in the running terminal, or "R" to hot restart.
-
 ### Reloading in DartPad
 
 Hot reload is also enabled in DartPad with a new "Reload" button.
@@ -105,7 +118,7 @@ session by selecting a sample app provided by DartPad.
 [Hot restart]: /tools/hot-reload
 [How to switch channels]: /install/upgrade#switching-flutter-channels
 [`launch.json` file]: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/debugtest/debugging-configuration
-[Web Hot Reload issue template]: {{site.github}}/dart-lang/sdk/issues/new?template=6_web_hot_reload.yml
+[Web Hot Reload issue template]: {{site.github}}/dart-lang/sdk/issues/new?template=5_web_hot_reload.yml
 [GitHub project]: {{site.github}}/orgs/dart-lang/projects/107/views/1
 
 ### Run your app using WebAssembly

src/content/tools/hot-reload.md

@@ -76,25 +76,25 @@ The code updates and execution continues.
 **What is the difference between hot reload, hot restart,
 and full restart?**
 
-* **Hot reload** loads code changes into the VM and re-builds
-  the widget tree, preserving the app state;
+* **Hot reload** loads code changes into the VM or the browser,
+  and re-builds the widget tree, preserving the app state;
   it doesn't rerun `main()` or `initState()`.
   (`⌘\` in Intellij and Android Studio, `⌃F5` in VSCode)
-* **Hot restart** loads code changes into the VM,
+* **Hot restart** loads code changes into the VM or the browser,
   and restarts the Flutter app, losing the app state.
+  On the web, this can restart the app without a full page refresh.
   (`⇧⌘\` in IntelliJ and Android Studio, `⇧⌘F5` in VSCode)
 * **Full restart** restarts the iOS, Android, or web app.
   This takes longer because it also recompiles the
-  Java / Kotlin / Objective-C / Swift code. On the web,
-  it also restarts the Dart Development Compiler.
+  Java / Kotlin / Objective-C / Swift / JavaScript code.
+  On the web, it also restarts the Dart Development Compiler.
   There is no specific keyboard shortcut for this;
   you need to stop and start the run configuration.
 
-Flutter web currently supports hot restart and
-[hot reload behind an experimental flag][].
+Flutter web now supports hot restart and [hot reload][].
 :::
 
-[hot reload behind an experimental flag]: /platform-integration/web/building#hot-reload-web
+[hot reload]: /platform-integration/web/building#hot-reload-web
 
 ![Android Studio UI](/assets/images/docs/development/tools/android-studio-run-controls.png){:width="100%"}<br>
 Controls for run, run debug, hot reload, and hot restart in Android Studio