fix: typo

Author: jacobrobertsbaca

assign4/README.md

@@ -314,7 +314,7 @@ Here's a step-by-step guide to implement this algorithm:
     > ```
     > You might be tempted to do something similar here with `std::ranges::to<std::set<Mispelling>>()`. This is a good idea! But the `std::ranges::to` method was only recently introduced in C++23. Depending on the version of compiler you are using, this code may compile or it may not! To be safe, and to make sure that your code compiles when we run it through the autograder on our end, please use the `std::set<Mispelling>` constructor with iterators. **In general, please only use C++ features up through C++20 for this assignment.**
 
-If you have implemented everything correctly up to this point, you should have a fully functioning spellchecker now! To test it out, try re-compiling and running:
+If you have implemented everything correctly up to this point, you should have a fully functioning spellchecker! To test it out, try re-compiling and running:
 
 ```sh
 ./main "This string is mispelled"
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ You can also spellcheck one of the given examples:
 > --dict dict_path  Sets the location of the dictionary. Defaults to words.txt
 > --stdin           Read from stdin. You can use this to pipe input from a file
 > --unstyled        Don't add any color to the output!
-> --profile         Profile the code, printing out how long tokenizing/spellcheck took
+> --profile          Profile the code, printing out how long tokenizing/spellcheck took
 > text              The text you want to spellcheck, if not using stdin
 > ```
 >