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A couple of minor fixes to the branding spec #383

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spec: Fix some typos in the branding section
pwithnall Feb 22, 2022
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spec: Require that branding colours start with a hash symbol
pwithnall Feb 22, 2022
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<listitem>
<para>
The <code>&lt;branding/&gt;</code> tag is an optional tag which defines properties affecting the branding and presentation of the
component. It usually affects how it is displayed in software centers and on websites.
component. It usually affects how the component is displayed in software centers and on websites.
</para>
<para>
The tag may currently only contain <literal>color</literal> tags as children, defining accent colors for the component as HTML
hexadecimal color string as value. And accent color may for example be used as background behind the logo/icon of an application.
The tag may currently only contain <literal>color</literal> tags as children, defining accent colors for the component. Each
<literal>color</literal> element contains an HTML hexadecimal color string as its value. This string must start with a <literal>#</literal> character.
An accent color may for example be used as the background behind the logo/icon of an application.
</para>
<para>
A <literal>color</literal> tag must have a <literal>type</literal> attribute which denotes the color type. It may either