feat: Protocol Info In Device

Signed-off-by: Darryl Mocek <darryl.mocek@oracle.com>

docs_src/design/ucr/Protocol-Info-In-Device.md

@@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ The Device Profile describes the device.  There are many different manufacturers
 Any users that create Device Profiles and Devices that have protocol-specific attribute values.
 
 ## Description
-The Device Profile **describes** the device and its attributes, it's type.  Different manufacturers can build the same type of device using different protocols and the same device using the same protocol but different configuration (e.g. different Modbus HoldingRegister).  For example, two different manufacturers may build an HVAC using ModBus, and another may build an HVAC using SNMP.  In the case of two Modbus devices, there will need to be two different Device Profiles, even though the devices are the same and have the same attributes, because the protocol configurations (e.g. HoldingRegister) will conflict.  Device Profile 
+The Device Profile **describes** the device and its attributes, it's type.  Different manufacturers can build the same type of device using different protocols and the same device using the same protocol but different configuration (e.g. different Modbus HoldingRegister's).  For example, two different manufacturers may build an HVAC using ModBus, and another may build an HVAC using SNMP.  In the case of two Modbus devices, there will need to be two different Device Profiles, even though the devices are the same and have the same attributes, because the protocol configurations (e.g. HoldingRegister) will conflict.
 
-If the protocol information resides in the Device, which describes a specific (instance of a) device only a single Device Profile is needed as all devices of the same type can use the same Device Profile.  This becomes more important as you have more devices, potentially increasing the number and management of Device Profiles when one will do.
+If the protocol information resides in the Device, which describes a specific (instance of a) device, only a single Device Profile is needed as all devices of the same type can use the same Device Profile.  This becomes more important as you have more devices, potentially increasing the number and management of Device Profiles when a single one will do.
 
 ## Existing solutions
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ List and describe each approach. Highlight possible gaps.
 The requirement is to support the protocol-specific attribute values (e.g. HoldingRegister) in the Device as well as the Device Profile (for backward compatibility).
 
 - If only the Device contains a protocol-specific attribute, it is used for that device.
-- If only the Device Profile contains a protocol-specific attribute, it is used for all Devices that have that Device Profile.
+- If only the Device Profile contains a protocol-specific attribute, it is used for all Devices having that Device Profile.
 - If both the Device Profile and the Device contain a protocol-specific attribute, the entry in the Device overrides the one in the Device Profile.
 
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