Fix grammar, spelling, and style issues across documentation files #158
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This PR, fixes typos, corrects grammar and improves the wording across the technical docs.
I had the GitHub Copilot Pro free trial last month, and (amongst other things), I used the agent mode to review and correct the docs in this repo. I did this on my fork, where I also have CodeRabbit turned on for automatic PR code reviews. You can see the full history here: Moohan#1 but I squashed those commits for this PR to make the history cleaner.
@terrymclaughlin / @rmccreath I know GitHub Copilot is on the agenda to be tested at some point, but I would also suggest Coderabbit - It's free for public repos, so could be used for zero cost and I think very low risk (since the code is already fully public), it really does a fantastic job of reviewing code, with accurate and readable comments and often directly commitable suggestions. I think it would be an easy win to improve the code quality and reduce mistakes for any teams/projects already coding publicly on GitHub.