DOC: various spellcheck and typos #23093
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Reference Issues/PRs
None. Just a few typos and spellchecks I've found exploring the docs.
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Various typos found in the documentation
Any other comments?
I wasn't sure how to handle some of the American/British versions of things found in the docs (
visualizeorvisualise;normalizeornormalise, etc.). If the British version is desired, I'd be happy to rework the commits to only have true typos.There are things that should be changed regardless of the american/british versions of words so please don't think this PR is just about that.
Happy to do what I can to make this correct/easy to reveiew.
Thanks!