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doc: fix typos (#24693)

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@ -1612,7 +1612,7 @@ So in `abc/def/source.v` the first line will be `module def`, and not `module ab
`import module_name` statements must respect file hierarchy, you cannot `import def`, only `import module_name` statements must respect file hierarchy, you cannot `import def`, only
`abc.def` `abc.def`
Refering to a module symbol such as a function or const, only needs module name as prefix: Referring to a module symbol such as a function or const, only needs module name as prefix:
```v ignore ```v ignore
module def module def
@ -7373,7 +7373,7 @@ import sync
__global ( __global (
sem sync.Semaphore // needs initialization in `init()` sem sync.Semaphore // needs initialization in `init()`
mtx sync.RwMutex // needs initialization in `init()` mtx sync.RwMutex // needs initialization in `init()`
f1 = f64(34.0625) // explicily initialized f1 = f64(34.0625) // explicitly initialized
shmap shared map[string]f64 // initialized as empty `shared` map shmap shared map[string]f64 // initialized as empty `shared` map
f2 f64 // initialized to `0.0` f2 f64 // initialized to `0.0`
) )
@ -7636,7 +7636,7 @@ Hello world, value: 12345
#0 10:42:33 /v/examples> #0 10:42:33 /v/examples>
``` ```
Note, that the C function redeclarations look very simillar to the V ones, with some differences: Note, that the C function redeclarations look very similar to the V ones, with some differences:
1) They lack a body (they are defined on the C side) . 1) They lack a body (they are defined on the C side) .
2) Their names start with `C.` . 2) Their names start with `C.` .
3) Their names can have capital letters (unlike V ones, that are required to use snake_case) . 3) Their names can have capital letters (unlike V ones, that are required to use snake_case) .