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Summary

  • Fixed spelling errors found throughout the codebase
  • Changes are limited to comments, documentation, and non-functional text
  • No code logic or functionality has been modified

Description

This PR corrects various spelling mistakes that were found across the project:

Types of corrections made:

  • "informations" → "information"
  • "prefered" → "preferred"
  • "dispayed" → "displayed"
  • "envents" → "events"
  • "throught" → "through"
  • "alredy" → "already"
  • "homogenous" → "homogeneous"
  • "containg" → "containing"
  • "filaname" → "filename"
  • And many other similar corrections

Files affected:

  • 159 files total
  • Documentation (*.md files)
  • Source code comments (*.c, *.cpp, *.h files)
  • Function parameter names and descriptions

Test plan

  • Code compiles successfully on macOS (aarch64-apple-darwin24.5.0)
  • No functional changes made - only comments and documentation
  • Build tested with make clean && ./configure && make

Corrected various spelling mistakes in comments, documentation, and
variable names across the project. Changes include:
- Documentation files (CONTRIBUTING.md, README.md, etc.)
- Source code comments in C/C++ files
- Function parameter names and descriptions

No functional changes were made.
@MartinPulec MartinPulec merged commit b0ec1dc into CESNET:master Jun 4, 2025
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