Update byrefs.md

Author: psfinaki

docs/fsharp/language-reference/byrefs.md

@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ A "`byref`-like" struct in F# is a stack-bound value type. It is never allocated
 * They cannot be static or instance members of a class or normal struct.
 * They cannot be captured by any closure construct (`async` methods or lambda expressions).
 * They cannot be used as a generic parameter.
-  * Starting with F# 9, this restriction is relaxed if the generic parameter is defined in C# using the allows ref struct anti-constraint. F# can instantiate such generics in types and methods with byref-like types. As a few examples, this affects BCL delegate types (Action<>,Func<>), interfaces (IEnumerable<>,IComparable<>) and generic arguments with a user-provided accumulator function (String.string Create<TState>(int length, TState state, SpanAction<char, TState> action)).
+  * Starting with F# 9, this restriction is relaxed if the generic parameter is defined in C# using the allows ref struct anti-constraint. F# can instantiate such generics in types and methods with byref-like types. As a few examples, this affects BCL delegate types (`Action<>`, `Func<>`), interfaces (`IEnumerable<>`, `IComparable<>`) and generic arguments with a user-provided accumulator function (`String.string Create<TState>(int length, TState state, SpanAction<char, TState> action)`).
   * It is impossible to author generic code supporting byref-like types in F#.
 
 This last point is crucial for F# pipeline-style programming, as `|>` is a generic function that parameterizes its input types. This restriction may be relaxed for `|>` in the future, as it is inline and does not make any calls to non-inlined generic functions in its body.