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docs: spelling fixes #2145

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## What is a target?

When a target is discussed it is sometimes in reference to the platform, e.g. you create a client side react application
changes are it's targetted at the browser. However, if you write a server-side application then you're targetting node.
chances are it's targetted at the browser. However, if you write a server-side application then you're targetting node.
Whilst `react-spring` does support the targets `web` and `native` and _can_ be server-side rendered. This is not the type
of target we're referring too.
of target we're referring to.

A target in `react-spring` is a `react reconciler` a.k.a `react renderer`. That is, a custom renderer that can process different
JSX components, it's duty is to create / update and remove these elements from the browser. `react-dom` is a prime example of
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