Merge pull request #345 from ynx0/patch-1

Fix typos

content/blog/nested-core-pattern.md

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ For instance, in `/sys/vane/ames.hoon`, we find the definitions
 Thus for Ames, the nested core pattern largely consists of building a list of particular moves and then pulling them back out:  
 
 ```hoon
-  ::  if processing succeded, send positive ack packet and exit
+  ::  if processing succeeded, send positive ack packet and exit
   ++  send-ack
     |=  =bone
     ^+  event-core
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ Gall uses two nested cores to manage agents:  `++mo` handles Arvo-level moves, w
 ```hoon
 ::
 ++  mo-core  .
-::  +mo-abed: initialise state with the provided duct
+::  +mo-abed: initialize state with the provided duct
 ++  mo-abed  |=(hun=duct mo-core(hen hun))
 ::  +mo-abet: finalize, reversing moves
 ++  mo-abet  [(flop moves) gall-payload]

content/guides/core/environment.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ Azimuth](https://developers.urbit.org/guides/core/hoon-school/C-azimuth#the-urbi
 
 While working with Hoon, you'll often want to delete an old fake ship and
 recreate a fresh one. Rather than having to wait a few minutes for the fresh
-ship to be initialised, you can instead create a backup copy of a fake ship.
+ship to be initialized, you can instead create a backup copy of a fake ship.
 That way you can just delete the current copy, replace it with the backup, and
 reboot in a matter of seconds.
 

content/reference/runtime/api.md

@@ -780,7 +780,7 @@ to a `fly` is a `++path`, just a list of text `span`.
 
 (Note that `tank` is overdesigned and due for replacement.)
 
-What does a `toon` mean?  Either your computation succeded (`[0
+What does a `toon` mean?  Either your computation succeeded (`[0
 noun]`, or could not finish because it blocked on one or more
 global paths (`[1 (list path)]`), or it exited with a stack trace
 (`[2 (list tank)]`).