A medium-sized batch of typo fixes

[johnzhou721]

A medium-sized batch of random typo fixes. Ran codespell and caught a few obvious typos -- with a lot more false positive garbage. Things that I'm not sure with and has multiple occurrences, I did not fix.

Please skip news and skip issue since this is trivial.

Thanks,
John

[johnzhou721]

I apologize for the large amount of people that this notified; also, 3 hours late, but I hope that any PyCon attendents that happen to see this had a good opening reception.

[skirpichev]

@johnzhou721, please avoid pr with stylistic fixes. We welcome fixes for typos and grammar errors, but when they really affect users (i.e. in docstrings, documentation, error messages).

[johnzhou721]

Noted. I won't do such things in the future.

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[johnzhou721]

@skirpichev I have a question -- why is #106247 merged then? Is it because they have commit bit so it takes less work to get merged?

I'm just curious about policy on such things. Thanks

[skirpichev]

I'm just curious about policy on such things.

https://devguide.python.org/getting-started/pull-request-lifecycle/#making-good-prs

[johnzhou721]

Thanks. Thought that the sysconfig thing would be a docstring but turned out it was a private function (I was like if they have 2 docstrings and more typos than me 1 docstring should count for me but just realized it's a private function beginning with _... this is what happens when someone's not good at python fundamentals...)