Fix typo in user doc, intro.md

Changed `Avro ships it ships with` to `Avro ships with`.
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Nathan Hernandez 2016-01-24 21:43:46 +00:00
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@ -66,10 +66,10 @@ compiler and inference engine is about 2000 lines of Hoon.
Arvo is an event-driven OS written in Hoon. It can upgrade Arvo is an event-driven OS written in Hoon. It can upgrade
itself and everything inside it over the network. The Arvo itself and everything inside it over the network. The Arvo
kernel proper is 500 lines of Hoon, which implements a typed kernel proper is 500 lines of Hoon, which implements a typed
event system with explicit call-stack structure. Arvo ships event system with explicit call-stack structure. Arvo ships
it ships with modules that provide P2P networking (`%ames`), a with modules that provide P2P networking (`%ames`), a revision-
revision-control system (`%clay`), a web client/server (`%eyre`), control system (`%clay`), a web client/server (`%eyre`), a
a functional build system (`%ford`), and an application engine functional build system (`%ford`), and an application engine
`(%gall)`. `(%gall)`.
### `%ames` ### `%ames`
@ -114,18 +114,18 @@ whatever you learn will stay true. And bleeding edges are fun.
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mailing list. mailing list.
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- Hit us up by email, <span class="mono">urbit@urbit.org</span>. - Hit us up by email, <span class="mono">urbit@urbit.org</span>.
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