Update comments to use "type" instead of "update_text"

Author: mdmintz

seleniumbase/console_scripts/ReadMe.md

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Creates a new SeleniumBase test file with boilerplate code.
 If the file already exists, an error is raised.
 By default, uses English mode and creates a
 boilerplate with the 5 most common SeleniumBase
-methods, which are "open", "click", "update_text",
+methods, which are "open", "type", "click",
 "assert_element", and "assert_text". If using the
 basic boilerplate option, only the "open" method
 is included.

seleniumbase/console_scripts/run.py

@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ def show_mkfile_usage():
     print("          If the file already exists, an error is raised.")
     print("          By default, uses English mode and creates a")
     print("          boilerplate with the 5 most common SeleniumBase")
-    print('          methods, which are "open", "click", "update_text",')
+    print('          methods, which are "open", "type", "click",')
     print('          "assert_element", and "assert_text". If using the')
     print('          basic boilerplate option, only the "open" method')
     print('          is included.')

seleniumbase/console_scripts/sb_mkfile.py

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
     If the file already exists, an error is raised.
     By default, uses English mode and creates a
     boilerplate with the 5 most common SeleniumBase
-    methods, which are "open", "click", "update_text",
+    methods, which are "open", "type", "click",
     "assert_element", and "assert_text". If using the
     basic boilerplate option, only the "open" method
     is included.
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ def invalid_run_command(msg=None):
     exp += "          If the file already exists, an error is raised.\n"
     exp += "          By default, uses English mode and creates a\n"
     exp += "          boilerplate with the 5 most common SeleniumBase\n"
-    exp += '          methods, which are "open", "click", "update_text",\n'
+    exp += '          methods, which are "open", "type", "click",\n'
     exp += '          "assert_element", and "assert_text". If using the\n'
     exp += '          basic boilerplate option, only the "open" method\n'
     exp += '          is included.\n'