doc: edits for consistency, style guide alignment#1325
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This commit brings docs into alignment with inclusive language standards by replacing "see" (for example, "see <cross reference>") with alternatives such as "refer to", "visit", and "consult". It also seeks to ensure consistency in punctuation by removing colons when cross references appear mid-sentence. For example: "Refer to: <cross reference> for details." becomes "Refer to <cross reference> for details." Signed-off-by: Elijah Greenstein <elijah.greenstein@canonical.com>
Change "e.g." to "for example". Signed-off-by: Elijah Greenstein <elijah.greenstein@canonical.com>
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This PR includes edits intended to bring the documentation into alignment with inclusive language and style guide standards:
see <cross reference>) with alternatives such as "refer to", "consult", and "visit."This PR also aims for consistency in punctuation by removing colons that precede in-line cross references (for example,
Refer to: <ref> for detailsbecomesRefer to <ref> for details).Checklist