Few fixes

Author: multiplemonomials

connectivity/netsocket/include/netsocket/NetStackMemoryManager.h

@@ -100,10 +100,7 @@ class NetStackMemoryManager {
     /**
      * Get memory buffer pool size.
      *
-     * Returns the maximum size of contiguous memory that can be allocated from a pool.
-     *
-     * @param align    Memory alignment requirement in bytes
-     * @return         Contiguous memory size
+     * @return The maximum size of contiguous memory that can be allocated from a pool.
      */
     virtual uint32_t get_pool_size() const = 0;
 
@@ -222,7 +219,7 @@ class NetStackMemoryManager {
      * The allocated payload size will not change. It is not permitted
      * to change the length of a buffer that is not the first (or only) in a chain.
      *
-     * *Note as of Dec 2024: Different implementations (nanostack vs LwIP) disagree about
+     * *Note as of Dec 2024: Different implementations (Nanostack vs LwIP) disagree about
      * how to implement this operation.  Specifically, if called on the head of a buffer
      * chain, the LwIP implementation allows changing the length of the chain as a whole.
      * However, the Nanostack implementation does not and only can change the length of the head buffer.

connectivity/netsocket/mbed_lib.json5

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@
         },
         "emac-rx-pool-buf-size": {
             "help": "Size of buffers in the EMAC receive pool. This determines the 'granularity' of allocations that are made for the Ethernet receive pool. Making this larger (up to the Ethernet MTU of 1536) will make receiving large packets more performant, but waste more buffer memory when receiving small packets.",
-            "value": 592 // LwIP default value (assuming default
+            "value": 592 // LwIP default value (assuming default TCP MSS)
         },
         "emac-rx-pool-num-bufs": {
             "help": "Number of buffers (of size netsocket.emac-rx-pool-buf-size) in the EMAC receive pool. This controls how much memory is preallocated for Ethernet reception. A larger number means that more Ethernet packets can be received per second without dropping any. Some EMACs need up to 4 extra buffers, so this should be set such that this value minus 4 times the buffer size is at least 1514 (so we can receive one full Ethernet frame).",

tools/test/ci/doxy-spellchecker/ignore.en.pws

@@ -132,3 +132,4 @@ MSBit
 LSBit
 busses
 STMicro
+Nanostack