Fix typos

[nathanjmcdougall]

Some more typos. This time, I used codespell to detect these automatically.

If you like, I can configure this codespell tool as a pre-commit hook, so you can automatically detect any typos in the future.

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[raphaelquast]

Hey, thanks again for hunting down spelling mistakes !

Indeed adding "codespell" to the pre-commit hooks would be nice... (and from your PR it also seems highly necessary... 😅 )!

To get this done properly, the following things are required:

• rebase this PR to the dev branch
• add codespell as pre-commit hook
• update the section on pre-commit hooks in the contribution-guide accordingly:
  

  EOmaps/docs/source/contribute/contribute.rst

  Lines 148 to 210 in 813c7b9

  	Style Checking
  	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  	To ensure uniform code style, EOmaps uses `pre-commit hooks <https://pre-commit.com/>`_ to automatically check (and fix) code-style issues such as:
  	- Removal of trailing whitespaces in `.py` files
  	- Making sure that files end with a newline
  	- Compliance to the used `black <https://github.com/psf/black>`_ code formatting standards
  	To initialize pre-commit hooks in your current environment, first install `pre-commit hooks <https://pre-commit.com/>`_ with
  	.. code-block:: console
  	mamba install -c conda-forge pre-commit
  	Then navigate to the directory where you cloned the EOmaps repository and run the following command: (e.g. the directory that contains the ``.pre-commit-config.yaml`` file)
  	.. code-block:: console
  	pre-commit install
  	This will install the required pre-commit hooks in your current environment so that they are run **automatically prior to each commit**.
  	(The first time pre-commit is run, the necessary packages will have to be installed which might take a short moment)
  	.. code-block:: console
  	git commit -m "added my cool feature"
  	check python ast.........................................................Passed
  	check for merge conflicts................................................Passed
  	fix end of files.........................................................Passed
  	trim trailing whitespace.................................................Passed
  	mixed line ending........................................................Passed
  	black....................................................................Passed
  	.. note::
  	This means that all files will be **auto-formatted** prior to each commit to comply with the used code-formatting standards and only commits that comply with all pre-commit hooks can be pushed to GitHub.
  	⚠ After running the pre-commit hooks, some files might have new changes that must be staged for commit again!
  	.. tip::
  	- To run the pre-commit hooks manually on selected files, simply **add the files you want to commit** with ``git add < filename >`` and then run ``pre-commit``
  	- If you want to run the hooks on all files, use ``pre-commit run --all-files``
  	.. tip::
  	If you have issues related to ``setuptools`` when installing ``pre-commit``, see
  	`pre-commit Issue #2178 comment <https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit/issues/2178#issuecomment-1002163763>`_
  	for a potential resolution.

[nathanjmcdougall]

Cool, I have added the pre-commit hook and docs, and rebased to dev.

[raphaelquast]

Hey, thank you very much for implementing this!
I just added a comment to remember that tomli is only a required additional dependency as long as python < 3.11 is supported.

[raphaelquast]

Thanks again for your efforts! I've merged the PR into the dev-branch so it will be included in the next release!