First pass using typos tool #762
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suggested 2 fixes to typo auto-corrections. Applied typos to the docs too. Good to merge!
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D'oh! I meant to squash and merge... |
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I've been experimenting with typos, a command-line tool for picking up spelling errors in code, and these are some changes from a first pass.
I'm not sure it handles Fortran natively (without configuration), so I ended up working quite inefficiently through the output by hand and I'm not convinced this is worthwhile. Still, it polishes the comments in a handful of places.
I haven't tested anything but all the changes should be to comments, rather than code.