Dummy typo fix

Author: Frizlab

Sources/OSLogLogger.swift

@@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ public struct OSLogLogger : LogHandler {
 	/**
 	 Convenience init that splits the label in a subsystem and a category.
 
-	 The format of the lable should be as follow: "subsystem:category".
+	 The format of the label should be as follow: "subsystem:category".
 	 The subsystem _should_ be a reverse-DNS identifier (as per Apple doc).
 	 Example: "`com.xcode-actions.oslog-logger:LogHandler`".
 
 	 If there is no colon in the given label
-	  we set the category to “`<none>`” (it cannot be `nil`, suprisingly, and we decided against the empty String to be able to still filter this category)
+	  we set the category to “`<none>`” (it cannot be `nil`, surprisingly, and we decided against the empty String to be able to still filter this category)
 	  and we use the whole label for the subsystem.
 
 	 It is _not_ possible to have a subsystem containing a colon using this initializer. */

Sources/UnderlyingLogger.swift

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import os
  * On macOS 11+, tvOS 14+, etc. we use os.Logger.
  * On lower platforms we use OSLog.
  *
- * Why not use OSLog anywhere?
+ * Why not use OSLog everywhere?
  * Because it is broken (at least on macOS 14/iOS 17) and the subsystem and category are not properly set. */
 internal enum UnderlyingLogger {