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Fix doc typos #56

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Fixing a few typos I've noticed while reading the docs. Not sure if string typing (instead of strong typing) was intentional - it can work both ways. I'll revert that bit from the PR if it was.

@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ By default a resource is disposed by calling its `.dispose` method. However if t

The resource name is threaded (as per `->`) through the `:dispose` form. Most of the time it will be simply a method or a function.

Last, you can introduce intermediate values to use in resource initialization via `:let`:
Lastly, you can introduce intermediate values to use in resource initialization via `:let`:
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Not really a typo, I think both are valid, no?

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I appreciate you taking a look!

I am not an expert, but I think 'lastly' sounds more natural here. Collins seems to agree:

Lastly has a much more common use. You use it to introduce a final point in a discussion, ask a final question, give a final instruction, or mention a final item in a list.

However, not very significant and perhaps not a typo as you stated, so please let me know if you want this bit reverted.

@cgrand cgrand merged commit 792e4c3 into Tensegritics:main May 5, 2022
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