Misc typo fixes

[BrettDong]

Summary

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Purpose of change

Spell checker reported a bunch of typos in the generated translation template.

Describe the solution

Correct the spellings.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

Additional context

[github-actions]

Auto-requesting reviews from non-collaborators: @GuardianDll @Standing-Storm

[sadenar]

All very good fixes, however prognoses is an actual valid plural for prognosis:
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/prognoses

[BrettDong]

All very good fixes, however prognoses is an actual valid plural for prognosis: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/prognoses

Thank you. I reverted the change of prognosis.

[github-actions]

Spell checker encountered unrecognized words in the in-game text added in this pull request. See below for details.

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• A roar fills your mind, louder even than the screaming madness of the portal storm. Your head pounds in time with the kaleidoscoping sky as whispers begin. First only a murmur, steadily growing louder and louder until they grow into a cacophony of voices. You hear pleas for mercy, screams of agony, cries of rage and sorrow, all mixed together in an avalanche of sound that drives you to your knees as you clutch your ears to shut them out. It doesn't help.
• At 1756 (dive time), Sergeant Eric Collins's team came under attack by an XE157 entity near the end of scheduled in-phase time. Despite the expenditure of most of their ordinance, XE157 suffered no significant damage and continued its attack. Despite the known combat capabilities of XE157 and with no regard for his own safety, Sergeant Collins ordered his team to retreat to the dive breachhead and engaged it in hand-to-hand combat, holding it off for several minutes while his team exited the dive. The aperture was held open for an additional minute afterward, allowing just enough time for a severely-injured Sergeant Collins to exit the dive and preventing the exit of XE157. Sergeant Collins suffered severe lacerations, the loss of two fingers, and burns across fifty percent of his arms and upper body; he has since volunteered to be a test subject for SMOKE USHER. In lieu of a medal, we have authorized a meritorious service bonus to be applied retroactive to the beginning of the year.
• At the top of the creature you find what you assume is a brain, although it seems to employ quadrilateral symmetry and thus is shaped and organized completely differently from that of terrestrial versions.
• Peering down from what appears to be a security camera mount, this monochromatic segment of footage is focused on a section of airport taxiway. A solitary, desert-drab plane rests upon the stretch of concrete, its boarding stairs lowered, and its twin engines whining as it idles, the drone of its motors almost eclipsing the distant screams and gunfire occasionally conveyed through the crackling audio. Minutes into the tape, a small group of ragged people burst into view: assorted individuals in civilian garb flanked by a scattering of soldiers, all running headlong towards the aircraft. A small child can be seen at the rear of the group, half carried by a serviceman and lagging behind the main body. Suddenly, a violent flutter of gossamer wings fills the view as a dog-sized insectoid lunges past the camera, the colorful wasp alighting on the child’s back and snapping large mandibles about them. As a sickening, writhing carpet of wasps swarms into view and the group’s front-runners begin to hurry up the aircraft’s steps, a terrible game of tug of war ensues between the soldier and the ever-growing number of frenzied parasitoids, culminating in the man reeling back, showered in spurting blood, and clutching the child’s chewed-off arm. As the screaming child is subsumed beneath a twitching carapace of legs and pulsating ovipositors and the soldier is forced up the stairs, he pulls a pistol and fires wildly into the swarm, the ammunition depleting before he’s dragged into the aircraft. The last thing that the camera records is a spherical object being flung from the plane’s closing door—the item pinging off the taxying aircraft’s wing and rolling into the frenzied crowd. The plane powers out of sight, moments before the footage goes white.
• Testing began with an area two meters square, marked on the floor by electrical tape. A robot set to travel at a constant speed of 0.1 m/s, verified before the experiment began, was set on one side of the testing area before LOST RAIN mathematician D85 used his abilities on the area. The robot traversed the space in 16 seconds, verified by both its internal measuring software and external measurements. We repeated the experiment with a request to extend the relative distance, causing the robot to take 25 seconds to traverse the space. It is currently unclear whether the disparity in relative distance change is a property of LOST RAIN itself or of D85's abilities.\n\nThe only difficulty was caused when Dr. Caldwell crossed through the marked space before D85 had ceased maintaining the distortion and almost immediately collapsed. She was rushed to the infirmary but in the end was discharged after tests showed that she had fainted but suffered no lasting damage. Dr. Caldwell explained she had experienced severe vertigo on entering the area, possibly caused by an defect in proprioception caused by actual distance being different than perceived distance. I have submitted a proposal to further test this characteristic of LOST RAIN--see attached.
• The fibers you find inside the creature are more akin to plant fibers than anything found in animals or terrestrial fungii.
• Use of your powers has led to an insight. Instead of just shoving someone away from your location, you could direct the force orthogonally to knock someone to the ground, if you can figure out the proper technique.
• Why is there a distinction between pyrokinesis and telekinesis at all? Fire isn't a fundamental element, it's the result of heat which is the result of molecular motion. There's no conceptual reason why a pyrokinetic couldn't make all the molecules of an object move in a particular direction, producing motion of the entire object, or a telekinetic couldn't produce a more chaotic motion that resulted in the object's energy increasing. Furthermore, in no test has a telekinetic been able to move part of an object unless that part is designed for motion; pulling a lever is possible, but breaking a plate in half is not. And a pyrokinetic cannot apply the reverse and slow down an object's molecules to reduce heat unless that object is on fire.\n\nMy theory is that it's all psychological. We've all grown up with modern culture and stories about what psychics are "supposed" to be capable of, and so the matrix crystals and Netherum mathematics shape the candidates' abilities toward those pre-determined pathways. If we could get a SMOKE USHER mathematician from an uncontacted tribe, maybe they'd be able to induce diseases in their targets or steal their soul, in accordance with that tribe's beliefs and practices about supernatural powers. But since our candidates come from a culture where pyrokinesis and telekinesis are separate things and geokinesis or osteokinesis are very rare to nonexistent in fiction, the former result from awakenings and the latter do not.\n\nI would like to formally request a wider variety of cultural backgrounds for our project candidates to test this theory.
• You are currently not hauling any items, but autohaul is enabled, so any new items encountered on the ground will be hauled.

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