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Some small typos, markdown lints and other wording tweaks I noticed while reading. Hopefully nothing controversial.

Just a few pages in so far; I'll add more as I go.

One question: the current content uses "directional" apostrophes, it’s vs it's, that gets caught by my spell-checker. Before I go changing them, is this deliberate / preferred?

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skade commented Aug 16, 2019

On apostrophes, I think that's what the markdown implementation does... Or can you point me at a line that does that?

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skade commented Aug 16, 2019

Fixed a merge problem.

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On apostrophes, I think that's what the markdown implementation does... Or can you point me at a line that does that?

I don't mean in the rendered output (from the markdown implementation), I mean in the source, eg:

https://github.com/async-rs/async-std/blame/master/docs/src/concepts/futures.md#L108

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skade commented Aug 16, 2019

Right, I see. That's a bug, it only occurs at 3 places. I'll fix that, thanks!

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Thanks!

@jamesmunns jamesmunns merged commit 58804c2 into async-rs:master Aug 16, 2019
moh-eulith pushed a commit to moh-eulith/async-std that referenced this pull request Mar 31, 2022
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