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fix: typographical error (#156)

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Co-authored-by: David Rog Desktop <dvillafanaiv@proton.me>
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"GTM stands for Generative Text Menu and can be used to change your device's settings anywhere", "GTM stands for Generative Text Menu and can be used to change your device's settings anywhere",
"Ambidextrous Throwover (aka Mirror Mode) is a mode designed for one-handed use", "Ambidextrous Throwover (aka Mirror Mode) is a mode designed for one-handed use",
"Chentry stands for character entry, or typing letter by letter on a chording enabled device", "Chentry stands for character entry, or typing letter by letter on a chording enabled device",
"Chord modifiers are hard-coded (as of now) and can be used in the English language to add conjucations and more", "Chord modifiers are hard-coded (as of now) and can be used in the English language to add conjugations and more",
"You can use 'cursor warping' by adding arrow key actions to a chord, for example to chord '()' with the cursor in the middle of the brackets", "You can use 'cursor warping' by adding arrow key actions to a chord, for example to chord '()' with the cursor in the middle of the brackets",
"An arpeggiate is a single key press that modifies the preceding chord. Modifiers can be arpeggiated", "An arpeggiate is a single key press that modifies the preceding chord. Modifiers can be arpeggiated",
"Some actions are marked as a 'macro', which means the output is generated by a key sequence rather than a pure key press. Be cautious with those, as they can affect other keys when held together!", "Some actions are marked as a 'macro', which means the output is generated by a key sequence rather than a pure key press. Be cautious with those, as they can affect other keys when held together!",