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Fix two typos (#784)

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FreezyLemon 2018-07-17 18:38:33 +02:00 committed by Jarl Gullberg
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@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ on to creating your [Pull Request][4].
Pull requests are without a doubt one of the more involved contribution Pull requests are without a doubt one of the more involved contribution
types. Primarily, in order for a pull request to be accepted, it must types. Primarily, in order for a pull request to be accepted, it must
maintain a high quality, be well tested, and not have any major breaking maintain a high quality, be well tested, and not have any major breaking
changes (unless absolutely neccesary). There's going to be a lot of changes (unless absolutely necessary). There's going to be a lot of
stuff dumped on you in the next few paragraphs, but keep in mind that stuff dumped on you in the next few paragraphs, but keep in mind that
most are *guidelines*, not hard rules. Stick to them as best you can, most are *guidelines*, not hard rules. Stick to them as best you can,
and when in doubt - just ask. and when in doubt - just ask.
@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ All pull requests should have the following:
* If applicable, a compilable example which demonstrates the changes. A * If applicable, a compilable example which demonstrates the changes. A
git repository is preferred, and your changed branch should be included git repository is preferred, and your changed branch should be included
as a submodule. as a submodule.
* A short explanation of why you think these changes are neccesary, if * A short explanation of why you think these changes are necessary, if
it is not readily apparent from the rest of the pull request. it is not readily apparent from the rest of the pull request.
All code changes must follow these rules: All code changes must follow these rules: