fix: Fixed some minor spelling errors. #27
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There are a few things to note about this commit: First, the corrections use American english spellings. This affects things like 'cancelled' (British) vs. 'canceled' (American). I don't know which dictionary is being used by the project to catch spelling errors, so you may wish to revert those changes. Second, there are words in use like 'deschedule' that aren't actually in the English language or any of its dialects. However, there is no better word than that, so even if your dictionary flags it in the future, I'd suggest that you keep using it (the word makes sense to native English speakers). Finally, there are a few grammar errors that I've avoided changing as they are not spelling errors, and therefore outside of the scope of this commit.
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Jun 14, 2024
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There are a few things to note about this commit:
First, the corrections use American English spellings. This affects things like 'cancelled' (British) vs. 'canceled' (American). I don't know which dictionary is being used by the project to catch spelling errors, so you may wish to revert those changes.
Second, there are words in use like 'deschedule' that aren't actually in the English language or any of its dialects. However, there is no better word than that, so even if your dictionary flags it in the future, I'd suggest that you keep using it (the word makes sense to native English speakers).
Finally, there are a few grammar errors that I've avoided changing as they are not spelling errors, and therefore outside of the scope of this commit.