docs: Removes unnecessary word in Chapter 3: saving-data.md (#5698)

Co-authored-by: David Thyresson <dthyresson@gmail.com>

docs/docs/tutorial/chapter3/saving-data.md

@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ You'd only get a single `contacts` type to return them all.
 
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-We'll only need `createContact` for our contact page. It accepts a single variable, `input`, that is an object that conforms to what we expect for a `CreateContactInput`, namely `{ name, email, message }`. This mutation should be able to be accessed by anyone, so we'll need want to change `@requireAuth` to `@skipAuth`. This one says that authentication is *not* required and will allow anyone to anonymously send us a message. Note that having at least one schema directive is required for each `Query` and `Mutation` or you'll get an error: Redwood embraces the idea of "secure by default" meaning that we try and keep your application safe, even if you do nothing special to prevent access. In this case it's much safer to throw an error than to accidentally expose all of your users' data to the internet!
+We'll only need `createContact` for our contact page. It accepts a single variable, `input`, that is an object that conforms to what we expect for a `CreateContactInput`, namely `{ name, email, message }`. This mutation should be able to be accessed by anyone, so we'll need to change `@requireAuth` to `@skipAuth`. This one says that authentication is *not* required and will allow anyone to anonymously send us a message. Note that having at least one schema directive is required for each `Query` and `Mutation` or you'll get an error: Redwood embraces the idea of "secure by default" meaning that we try and keep your application safe, even if you do nothing special to prevent access. In this case it's much safer to throw an error than to accidentally expose all of your users' data to the internet!
 
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