RFC fixes

src/2026/async-statemachine-optimisation.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Add optimisations to the coroutine MIR transform to elide or simplify the genera
 This will help both async futures and generators.
 
 *Note: This has some overlap with [this other proposal](./async-future-memory-optimisation.md).
-I'm not trying to userp the issue. I was working on it incidentally at the same time and noticed very late that proposal already existed.*
+I'm not trying to usurp the issue. I was working on it incidentally at the same time and noticed very late that proposal already existed.*
 
 ## Motivation
 

src/2026/roadmaps.md

@@ -2,6 +2,8 @@
 
 Roadmaps offer a "zoomed out" view of the Rust project direction. Each roadmap collects a set of related project goals into a coherent theme. A typical roadmap takes several years to drive to completion, so when you look at the roadmap, you'll see not only the work we expect to do this year, but a preview of the work we expect in future years (to the extent we know that).
 
+## Active roadmaps
+
 Not every goal is part of a roadmap, nor are they all expected to be. This initial set of roadmaps is based on the trends that we saw in the 2026 goals. Over time, we expect to add more roadmaps and refine their structure to help people quickly see where Rust is going.
 
 (((ROADMAPS)))

src/2026/specialization.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 
 ## Summary
 
-Follow stabilization of the new trait solver this year by stabilizing a subset of specializing impls: Impls that follow the [always applicable] rule. This roughly corresponds to specializing trait impls on concrete types.
+Follow stabilization of the new trait solver this year by stabilizing a subset of specializing impls: Impls that follow the [always applicable][always applicable] rule. This roughly corresponds to specializing trait impls on concrete types.
 
 ## Motivation