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docs(repo): improve grammar and readability #18501

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  1. In packages/protocol/contracts/layer1/automata-attestation/README.md:
  • Changed: "got merged" → "was merged"
    Reason: Using proper formal English instead of colloquial language in technical documentation
  • Changed: "applied" → "applying"
    Reason: Fixed verb tense consistency in the sentence

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Original informal text was updated to use proper grammar, capitalization and technical terminology:

  • can anyone explain this like im 5. i dont even know what a verkle trie is outside of ppl saying merkle tries r annoying and these r better.
  • Can anyone explain this like I'm 5? I don't even know what a Verkle Trie is outside of people saying Merkle Tries are annoying and these are better.

The changes improve readability and professionalism by:
Adding proper capitalization at sentence starts
Using proper contractions (I'm)
Spelling out abbreviations (people instead of ppl, are instead of r)
Adding proper punctuation including question mark
Capitalizing technical terms (Verkle Trie, Merkle Tries)
These updates align with standard technical writing practices while maintaining the original meaning and making the documentation more accessible to all readers.

@dantaik dantaik changed the title improve grammar and readability docs(repo): improve grammar and readability Nov 22, 2024
@dantaik dantaik enabled auto-merge (squash) November 22, 2024 03:32
@dantaik dantaik merged commit 61994ff into taikoxyz:main Nov 22, 2024
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