Update non-function use of "thru" to "through" #276
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It's possible that someone at some point did a find-and-replace for the word "through" and changed it to "thru", since that is a lodash function. However, this spelling is not appropriate in all cases, such as when it is the use of the non-function word "through". This seems to be the case as the older versions of the docs used the correct spelling of "through".
This resolves lodash/lodash#4861