Patch-2025-09-04-01 Fix minor typos of resoureType to be resourceType

[myatt83]

Description

In several files the intended resourceType attribute is specified as resoureType . I verified on multiple documentation pages it is indeed meant to be resourceType. Fixing related instances.

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