prefer runtime

Author: coke

doc/Language/experimental.pod6

@@ -81,8 +81,8 @@ say called() ~ " $called times";
 say called() ~ " $called times"; # OUTPUT: «Called 2 times␤Called 2 times␤»
 =end code
 
-Since macros are expanded at parse time, C<$called> will be the result when run
-time starts, which is already C<2>, as printed. Initializing C<$called> with 0,
+Since macros are expanded at parse time, C<$called> will be the result when runtime
+starts, which is already C<2>, as printed. Initializing C<$called> with 0,
 however, will make this print C<Called 0 times> since that initialization is run
 I<after> the parse phase, when the macros are expanded.