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chore: Run typos and codespell against the codebase - #3840
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These two tools found a number of spelling errors, but their results had to be manually reviewed and, in some cases, corrected. For example, the word `ser` was corrected to `set`, which was a change that had to be undone. For example, `clearner` required a human guess whether "clearer" or "cleaner" was intended.
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This PR fixes typos auto-identified by the
typosandcodespelltools.These two tools found a number of spelling errors, but their results had to be manually reviewed and, in some cases, corrected.
For example, the word
serwas corrected toset, which was a change that had to be undone.For example,
clearnerrequired a human guesswhether "clearer" or "cleaner" was intended.