More understandable wording for the short-circuiting behavior of #step

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@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Each step (`validate`, `persist`, `notify`) is expected to return either a `Succ
 The `#step` method is the core of `Dry::Operation`. It does two main things:
 
 - If the result is a `Success`, it unwraps the value and returns it.
-- If the result is a `Failure`, it halts the execution throwing the failure up the call stack.
+- If the result is a `Failure`, it short-circuits the operation and returns the failure.
 
 This behavior allows you to write your happy path in a linear fashion, without worrying about handling failures at each step.