Apply textual changes from RFC Editors #1101
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This PR contains textual changes made by the RFC editors, along with a couple of XML changes where they were uncontroversial or necessary for the text. I left out any change the RFC editors made that conflicted substatially with changes we made in response to their comments.
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Co-authored-by: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net>
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This PR contains textual changes made by the RFC editors, along with a
couple of XML changes where they were uncontroversial or necessary for
the text. I left out any change the RFC editors made that conflicted
substatially with changes we made in response to their comments.