I can safely say that it isn't supposed to be returning an array, unless
it's intended to show that you can't do that kind of thing. All actions have
to return a response. And an array isn't a valid response. If you change
that to return statement to "return new Response('');" it should work. It
won't do anything interesting but it shouldn't result in an exception being
thrown. Make sure to include a use statement so PHP knows where to find the
Response class.
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