Model Typos

[azaroth42]

• affect -> effect in 1.3.1
• SHOULD -> MUST for IRI of Annotation? in 3.1
• type of the Body resource --> type of the Body or Target resource in 3.2.2
• too many "and"s in intro of 3.2.4
• Description of use case and example do not match in 3.2.4
• Choice lacks id and type in the model table (MAY and MUST respectively) (3.2.7)
• ... as do Composite, List and Independents (3.2.8)
• .s at the end of table lines, especially bad in 3.3.2
• 3.3.3 intro doesn't say what the roles or properties are used for
• support -> supports in 3.3.4
• delete "that" from classifying in 3.3.5
• them -> it in describing in 3.3.5
• Add cc-zero to example in 3.3.6
• maintaining -> maintains in 3.3.7
• core data model -> section 3 in 4.0
• one or more label -> labels in 5.1
• The TimeState should refine the Request State in the Complete Example
• Manu Sporny in acks
• Charmod should be normative ref

[iherman]

I accepted the pull request.

My only, extremely and absolutely minor comment: you have a changed an example to use the French text "je l'aime!'. I presume you translated the English expression for "I love it!", to represent a comment one would make on the text. The problem is that, though it is the literal translation, it does sound funny in French in this respect; "je l'aime" is really used for persons only... If you look for an analogy of "I love it!", then, I suppose, the French expression "j'adore!" is more appropriate. If you want to be ruthlessly precise, actually, it should be "j'adore !", because the crazy typesetting rules in French require a space between the text and the '!' sign...

[rtroncy]

I second! It should be "j'adore !" ... with a proper white space before the exclamation mark, and this is not a crazy typesetting rule :-)