Fix typos.

Author: 00-kat

README.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ Below are explanations for each variable:
 * `BOT_ACCEPT_INVITE_URL`: a URL to visit to accept the Ghostty invite
 * `BOT_WEBHOOK_NAME`: the name of the webhook used for all webhook messages sent
   by the bot. You do not have to manually create this webhook.
-* channel/role IDs from [step 3](#3-preparing-a-discord-server):
+* Channel/role IDs from [step 3](#3-preparing-a-discord-server):
   * `BOT_HELP_CHANNEL_ID`
   * `BOT_HELP_CHANNEL_TAG_IDS`: a comma-separated list of `tag_name:tag_id`
     pairs. The tag names are `moved`, `solved`, `stale` and `duplicate`.

app/components/github_integration/mentions/resolution.py

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ async def resolve_repo_signatures(
                 # A touch of personalization
                 yield config.GITHUB_ORG, config.GITHUB_REPOS["bot"], number
             case None, "xkcd":
-                # Ignore the xkcd prefix, as it is handled by xkcd_mentions.py.
+                # Ignore the XKCD prefix, as it is handled by xkcd_mentions.py.
                 continue
             case None, repo:
                 # Only a name provided, e.g. uv#8020.

app/core.py

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ async def on_message(message: discord.Message) -> None:
         reply_with_code(message),  # Look for GitHub code links and reply with contents
         reply_with_comments(message),  # Check for entity comments and reply with embeds
         check_for_old_posts(message),  # Check for bumps of old help posts and lock them
-        handle_xkcd_mentions(message),  # Reply to xkcd mentions with the URL
+        handle_xkcd_mentions(message),  # Reply to XKCD mentions with the URL
     ]
 
     # Look for issue/PR/discussion mentions and name/link them

app/utils/webhooks.py

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ async def _get_reference(message: discord.Message) -> discord.Message | None:
     # And now, we have a forward. Discord doesn't collapse forwarded forwards,
     # so we shall do it ourselves. This loop should not run for replies, as if
     # that happens we would end up dereferencing all the way back to the start
-    # of a reply chain, which would be a horendous idea.
+    # of a reply chain, which would be a horrendous idea.
     message = ref
     while (ref := await _get_original_message(message)) is not None:
         if ref is discord.utils.MISSING:
@@ -444,8 +444,8 @@ async def move_message_via_webhook(  # noqa: PLR0913
 
     if (
         message.poll is None
-        # Discord does not like negative poll durations. Polls created by
-        # a Webhook cannot be ended manually, so simply discard polls which
+        # Discord does not like polls with a negative duration. Polls created
+        # by a webhook cannot be ended manually, so simply discard polls which
         # have ended.
         or message.poll.expires_at is None
         or dt.datetime.now(tz=dt.UTC) >= message.poll.expires_at
@@ -573,11 +573,11 @@ def _find_snowflake(
 
 
 def get_moved_message_author_id(message: discord.WebhookMessage) -> int | None:
-    # NOTE: This function takes a discord.WebhookMessage instead of
+    # NOTE: this function takes a discord.WebhookMessage instead of
     # a discord.Message to force the caller to ensure that the requested
     # message is actually from a webhook.
 
-    # HACK: As far as I know, Discord does not provide any way to attach
+    # HACK: as far as I know, Discord does not provide any way to attach
     # a hidden number to a webhook message, nor does it provide a way to link
     # a webhook message to a user. Thus, this information is extracted from the
     # subtext of moved messages.

tests/test_message_moving.py

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@
         # special, so it's a false positive in the context that this function
         # is used in. This would have to be handled by the caller, and won't be
         # as this is deemed "too difficult" for a corner case that wouldn't
-        # even materialise in practice because the subtext will never contain
+        # even materialize in practice because the subtext will never contain
         # code blocks with snowflakes contained within.
         ("`<@192849172497>`", "@", (192849172497, 1)),
         ("```<@192849172497>```", "@", (192849172497, 3)),

tests/utils/kitposer.py

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ def __call__(self, *a: object, **kw: object) -> Any:
             raise PoserSetupError(msg)
 
         blackbox = self.responses[self._context]
-        # HACK: Fetching the original key instead of doing "Call(*a, **kw) in blackbox"
+        # HACK: fetching the original key instead of doing "Call(*a, **kw) in blackbox"
         # to preserve the __kitposer_*__ settings.
         arg_store = next((call for call in blackbox if call == Call(*a, **kw)), None)
         if arg_store is None: