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fix: Adjust GitHub-related Words #43
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@BekahHW @jdwilkin4 can you please review this when you have a chance? I'm starting with working on the final check, and this PR will potentially give merge conflicts. It would be best for me to resolve the conflict in the paragraphs sooner before I make too many changes in the final check. Thank you! |
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This PR adjusts GitHub-related words to follow GitHub's convention for consistency.
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Fixes #36
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