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treewide: fix typos

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@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Let's start from the top:
</h2>
Cab doesn't have "declarations", or "pattern matching". This is a _literal_
comparision operation. Exactly the same as the `==` operator in most languages.
comparison operation. Exactly the same as the `==` operator in most languages.
But then, how do we even declare anything in the local scope? How do we address
values by name, instead of inlining them all?
@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ In Cab, you can create a binding value with the `@<identifier-here>` syntax. So
here, `@Any` is a binding value.
And the way you use bindings (aka, binds) in Cab is simple: You compare them
using the comparision operator, `=` or `!=`.
using the comparison operator, `=` or `!=`.
A bind is equal to _any_ value, literally anything! So, `@foo = 123` is always
true.
@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ In order to prevent things from going out of control, Cab limits when binds can
bind the value they are compared to to their local scope.
The rule that governs this is: A bind, when compared to a value, will bind that
value to the scope the bind was declared in _if the comparision operation is
value to the scope the bind was declared in _if the comparison operation is
within that scope_.
So, we don't actually get `_` bound to `@Any` because the `=` is outside the
@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ Trailing commas are nice!
</h1>
I've already explained how comparisions & binds work in Cab, so I'll skip the
I've already explained how comparisons & binds work in Cab, so I'll skip the
`@symbol =` part.
The way lambdas work in Cab is as follows: `<value> => <body>`.
@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ The `=>` is an infix operator, yet again. And the `<value>` can be _any
expression_.
When a lambda is called, the `<value>` is compared with the argument in a new
scope. If they are not "equal", aka when the comparision evaluates to `false`,
an exception is thrown.
scope. If they are not "equal", aka when the comparison evaluates to `false`, an
exception is thrown.
But when it is `true`, the `<body>` is evaluated and returned.
@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ What is `String`? It's a value that is equal to all strings. No, not exactly a
"type"! This is why Cab doesn't exactly have "typing", as everything is a value.
This makes `@name & String` a value that is equal to any string, and when
compared to a string value, will bind it to the scope & have the comparision
compared to a string value, will bind it to the scope & have the comparison
expression evaluate to `true`.
## The body

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@ -21,5 +21,5 @@ able to recall the HSTS header, and let you connect insecurely.
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