docs: fix typos

[omahs]

docs: fix typos

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved grammatical correctness and clarity in project documentation.
  • Corrected typos and clarified behavior descriptions in channel upgradability requirements.
  • Enhanced the accuracy and compliance of requirements for connecting chains with different consensus algorithms.
  • Addressed and clarified the functionality related to controller chains and interchain accounts in documentation.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing clarity, correctness, and compliance across various documentation files. Grammatical corrections in the main README and a typo in the channel upgradability requirements ensure clearer understanding. Spelling corrections and interface compliance in the ICS08 requirements improve inter-chain connectivity. Adjustments in the ICS27-v2 requirements address authentication module standardization and clarify transaction submission capabilities, aiming for a more robust and coherent interchain communication framework.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/README.md	Corrected "a absolute" to "an absolute" for grammatical accuracy.
docs/requirements/channel-upgradability-requirements.md	Fixed typo related to FLUSHING state behavior and timeout handling.
docs/requirements/ics08-requirements.md	Spelling corrections, ensured ClientState interface compliance, and contract integrity verification.
docs/requirements/ics27-v2-requirements.md	Addressed issues with controller chains and clarified interchain account transaction submission.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 511236b and 05a65f1.

Files selected for processing (4)

• docs/README.md (1 hunks)
• docs/requirements/channel-upgradability-requirements.md (1 hunks)
• docs/requirements/ics08-requirements.md (3 hunks)
• docs/requirements/ics27-v2-requirements.md (2 hunks)

Additional comments: 5

docs/requirements/ics27-v2-requirements.md (1)

• 69-69: The correction made to the description of the application's ability to submit transactions on behalf of the interchain account enhances the clarity of the document. This change ensures that the documentation accurately reflects the intended functionality, which is crucial for developers and users understanding the capabilities of ICS 27 v2.

docs/requirements/ics08-requirements.md (2)

• 35-35: The clarification in the module's objective to support light clients compiled to Wasm, not necessarily written in Go, is a valuable addition. It broadens the understanding of the module's capabilities and aligns with the goal of enhancing interoperability between chains with heterogeneous consensus algorithms.
• 47-47: Adding the feature to remove checksums from the list of allowed checksums for contract instantiation is a critical security measure. It ensures that only authorized contracts can be instantiated, enhancing the module's overall security posture.

docs/README.md (1)

• 186-186: The correction from "a absolute URL" to "an absolute URL" enhances the grammatical accuracy and clarity of the documentation. Good catch!

docs/requirements/channel-upgradability-requirements.md (1)

• 155-155: The correction made in the description of the FLUSHING state handling is crucial for accurately conveying the intended functionality. Ensuring that the documentation reflects the correct behavior is essential for developers and users who rely on this documentation for implementing or understanding channel upgradability. This change enhances the clarity and accuracy of the document.

[crodriguezvega]

Nice catches. Thank you, @omahs!