Fix typo: "commitee" -> "committee" across codebase#488
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Fix typo: "commitee" -> "committee" across codebase
Fixed misspelling of "committee" (was missing 't') in several files:
ethereum/consensus-core/src/consensus_core.rs:
ethereum/src/consensus.rs:
The word "committee" was consistently misspelled throughout the codebase. This PR fixes the spelling to use the correct English word "committee" with two 't's. This improves code readability and maintains proper terminology without any functional changes.
Testing: No functional changes - pure spelling correction that doesn't affect logic or behavior.