fixed typos and wording #157
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Fixed spelling mistakes, mainly with your vs you're. Also adjusted some phrasing. 'Colour' (British and international spelling) and 'color' (American spelling) have been used once each; either is fine, but I think they should be the same as each other. I have gone with 'colour' for now. (I've just found this project and I think it's really cool; I look forward to sitting down and playing it, but for now I wanted to show my interest by fixing some typos that I caught in the README).
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Fixed spelling mistakes, mainly with your vs you're.
Also adjusted some phrasing.
'Colour' (British and international spelling) and 'color' (American spelling) have been used once each; either is fine, but I think they should be the same as each other. I have gone with 'colour' for now.
(I've just found this project and I think it's really cool; I look forward to sitting down and playing it, but for now I wanted to show my interest by fixing some typos that I caught in the README).