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This commit only corrects spelling mistakes in code comments and documentation strings. No program logic, function behavior, or security-relevant code was changed.
f3d05f4bby MozirDmitriy+4−43 filesThis commit fixes a single grammar mistake in a documentation comment, changing 'it's' (with apostrophe, meaning 'it is') to 'its' (possessive). It does not change any executable code, behavior, or security properties.
430fe3d8by MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a single typo in a documentation comment, changing 'available on at' to 'available at'. There is no code change and no security relevance.
7ea04d49by MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a stray extra quotation mark in a documentation comment. It is a typo correction with no effect on program behavior or security.
745fa021by MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a one-word typo in an error message. The message previously said 'Ipv addresses' and now correctly says 'Ipv4 addresses'. It is purely a cosmetic/user-facing string correction with no functional or security effect.
075e835cby MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a simple typo in a documentation comment ('the the' → 'the'). It changes no executable code, no APIs, and no behavior. There is no security relevance.
185561afby MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a spelling mistake in a documentation comment, changing 'rror' to 'error'. It does not change any actual code or affect software behavior.
32ba81c2by MozirDmitriy+1−11 fileThis commit adds a single missing semicolon at the end of a Rust statement. It is a trivial syntax/style fix with no security relevance. The change does not alter program behavior because Rust automatically treats the last expression of a …
53ecda43by MozirDmitriy+1−11 file