Fix typo in all versions

Author: edwardalee

versioned_docs/version-0.5.0/developer/downloading-and-building.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ For more details on our testing infrastructure, please refer to the [Regression
 If you only want to build without running any tests, you can use `./gradlew assemble` instead.
 Both the assemble and the build task will create a distribution package containing our command line tools in `build/distribution`.
 There is also an installed version of this package in `build/install/lf-cli/`.
-If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last build.
+If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last built.
 Thus, you can choose if you want to use `bin/lfc-dev`, which first builds `lfc` using the latest code and then runs it, or if you prefer to run `./gradlew build` and then separately invoke `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc`.
 
 ## IDE Integration

versioned_docs/version-0.6.0/developer/downloading-and-building.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ For more details on our testing infrastructure, please refer to the [Regression
 If you only want to build without running any tests, you can use `./gradlew assemble` instead.
 Both the assemble and the build task will create a distribution package containing our command line tools in `build/distribution`.
 There is also an installed version of this package in `build/install/lf-cli/`.
-If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last build.
+If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last built.
 Thus, you can choose if you want to use `bin/lfc-dev`, which first builds `lfc` using the latest code and then runs it, or if you prefer to run `./gradlew build` and then separately invoke `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc`.
 
 ## IDE Integration

versioned_docs/version-0.7.0/developer/downloading-and-building.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ For more details on our testing infrastructure, please refer to the [Regression
 If you only want to build without running any tests, you can use `./gradlew assemble` instead.
 Both the assemble and the build task will create a distribution package containing our command line tools in `build/distribution`.
 There is also an installed version of this package in `build/install/lf-cli/`.
-If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last build.
+If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last built.
 Thus, you can choose if you want to use `bin/lfc-dev`, which first builds `lfc` using the latest code and then runs it, or if you prefer to run `./gradlew build` and then separately invoke `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc`.
 
 ## IDE Integration

versioned_docs/version-0.8.0/developer/downloading-and-building.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ For more details on our testing infrastructure, please refer to the [Regression
 If you only want to build without running any tests, you can use `./gradlew assemble` instead.
 Both the assemble and the build task will create a distribution package containing our command line tools in `build/distribution`.
 There is also an installed version of this package in `build/install/lf-cli/`.
-If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last build.
+If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last built.
 Thus, you can choose if you want to use `bin/lfc-dev`, which first builds `lfc` using the latest code and then runs it, or if you prefer to run `./gradlew build` and then separately invoke `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc`.
 
 ## IDE Integration

versioned_docs/version-0.9.0/developer/downloading-and-building.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ For more details on our testing infrastructure, please refer to the [Regression
 If you only want to build without running any tests, you can use `./gradlew assemble` instead.
 Both the assemble and the build task will create a distribution package containing our command line tools in `build/distribution`.
 There is also an installed version of this package in `build/install/lf-cli/`.
-If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last build.
+If you run `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc` this will run lfc as it was last built.
 Thus, you can choose if you want to use `bin/lfc-dev`, which first builds `lfc` using the latest code and then runs it, or if you prefer to run `./gradlew build` and then separately invoke `build/install/lf-cli/bin/lfc`.
 
 ## IDE Integration