Spelling fixes [From Debian] #4
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These patches have been ported from the Debian speech-tools package version 1:2.5.0-4, specifically from: - more-lintian-spelling.patch - lintianspell.diff
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This pull request fixes minor spelling issues detected by lintian, an automatic checker for compliance of Debian packages. My intention submitting this pull request is to try to get these errors fixed upstream, so hopefully the patches will not be needed in Debian on the next speech-tools release.
I would like to know if there is interest on your end in reviewing and merging this kind of pull requests, that mainly fix bugs (and occasionally may bring performance improvements). If there is interest on your side in reviewing this pull request, I will do my best to submit more.
Thanks in advance for your time,
Sergio