[Docs] Various grammar and spelling fixes #107895
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I wonder how many of both this and godotengine/godot-docs#11050 I took note of myself. The XR's side of the class reference is particularly disastrous
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Fixes to:
For articles this enforces the general preference that file extensions are interpreted as being read as starting with "dot", so always using "a", as well as some case where English is confusing and consonant and vowel letters aren't pronounced as consonant and vowel sounds, for example "U" is often pronounced as "ju" (for example most abbreviations pronounce this as "ju"), and several consonants are pronounced with a leading "e" or "a" when in acronyms (for example "RID", pronounced as "aRaiDee"), also US English generally doesn't drop the "h" generally, but in abbreviations it is often pronounced "eitch" (for example HTTP)
As well as some straight up errors rather than confusion