Fix spelling mistakes in netlink.go doc comment; capitalization tweaks#1191
Fix spelling mistakes in netlink.go doc comment; capitalization tweaks#1191benhoyt wants to merge 1 commit into
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In `@netlink.go`:
- Line 8: Fix the spelling in the comment that reads "interface that is loosly
modeled on the iproute2 CLI." — change "loosly" to "loosely" so the comment
becomes "interface that is loosely modeled on the iproute2 CLI." This is a
simple comment-only correction; update the single-line comment in netlink.go
where that exact phrase appears.
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This fixes a spelling mistake in configure ("confiugre") and loosely
("loosly"). It also capitalizes Linux (a proper noun) and changes IP
and CLI to all-caps, as they're acronyms.
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This fixes spelling mistakes in the package doc comment -- hopefully uncontroversial.
It also capitalizes Linux (a proper noun) and changes IP and CLI to all-caps, as they're acronyms. Happy to just put through the spelling fix if you prefer.
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