(Docs) Minor changes for 3.0

!no-release-note

documentation/bolt_installing.md

@@ -220,15 +220,13 @@ Use one of the supported *nix installation methods to install Bolt.
 
 ### Install Bolt on Debian or Ubuntu
 
-Packaged versions of Bolt are available for Debian 9-10 and Ubuntu 16.04 and
-18.04.
-
 The Puppet Tools repository for the APT package management system is
 [https://apt.puppet.com](https://apt.puppet.com). Packages are named using the
 convention `puppet-tools-release-<VERSION CODE NAME>.deb`. For example, the
 release package for Puppet Tools on Debian 9 “Stretch” is
 `puppet-tools-release-stretch.deb`.
 
+To install Bolt on Ubuntu or Debian:
 1.  Download and install the software and its dependencies. Use the commands
     appropriate to your system:
     -   Debian 9

documentation/configuring_bolt.md

@@ -129,8 +129,7 @@ to lead to errors where content from another project is loaded.
 **Windows Filepath:** `%PROGRAMDATA%\PuppetLabs\bolt\etc\bolt-defaults.yaml`
 
 The defaults configuration file supports most of Bolt's configuration options,
-with the exception of options that are project-specific such as `inventoryfile`
-and `modulepath`.
+with the exception of options that are project-specific such as `modulepath`.
 
 You can view a full list of the available options in [`bolt-defaults.yaml`
 options](bolt_defaults_reference.md).

documentation/templates/privilege_escalation.md.erb

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ can then access from a Bolt plan.
 You can set [variables on the target
 object](inventory_files.md#target-object) in your
 [inventory](inventory_files.md), either statically as plaintext in the
-inventoryfile or dynamically using [inventory plugins](using_plugins.md). You
+inventory file or dynamically using [inventory plugins](using_plugins.md). You
 can then access variables on the target object in a plan, or using a [remote
 task](writing_tasks.md#writing-remote-tasks).