chore: fix some comments

app/components/CardList.tsx

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ export const CardList = ({ className, isLoading = false, initialOpen = true }: C
   );
 
   useEffect(() => {
-    // update all verfied states
+    // update all verified states
     setSelectedProviders(
       PLATFORMS.reduce((platforms, platform) => {
         // get all providerIds for this platform

iam/README.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ There are a few options for adding the variable into the build process:
 - Add the value to AWS Secrets Manager, and add a new item to the `secrets` array in the `iam` container definition.
   **Note that you will have to add it to all AWS Secrets Manager resources in all AWS accounts used.**
 - Add the value to Github Actions Secrets and inject it into the process environment IAM-related workflows on the Pulumi
-  deploy step. Pull the variable into the Pulumi files using `proccess.env.NEW_VAR`, and refer to
+  deploy step. Pull the variable into the Pulumi files using `process.env.NEW_VAR`, and refer to
   that variable in the `secrets` array.
 - (If the value can be public) Hardcode the value in plaintext into the Github Actions script and feed it into the
   Pulumi file as described above. Alternatively, hardcode the value into the Pulumi file directly. Also note that it can

iam/src/utils/challenge.ts

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import { verifyDidChallenge } from "./verifyDidChallenge.js";
 import { utils } from "ethers";
 // request a challenge sig
 export const getChallenge = (payload: RequestPayload): ChallengePayload => {
-  // @TODO - expand this to allow providers to set custom challanges?
+  // @TODO - expand this to allow providers to set custom challenges?
   const getChallengeString = (provider: string, nonce: string): string => {
     switch (provider) {
       case "SignerChallenge":