Fix: Typos inside /docs

[parikshit-adhikari]

Multiple typos inside /docs directory have been fixed.

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[Taragolis]

@eladkal@ephraimbuddy correct me if I wrong but I think we do not make any changes into the commits.rst because it is just git commits messages, so if typo exists in git history then it would be persist here forever (as well as in git itself)

[potiuk]

Yes. Commits.rst is regenerated fully every time they are released (it's even explained in the headaers of those files) so corecting typose there has no effect, they will come back.

[potiuk]

it's even explained in the headaers of those files)

Actually it is not, which is strange and possibly something we should add.

[potiuk]

#35065 will add the comment in the future generated files.