Typo fix in read.me

[dedyshkaPexto]

Pull Request: Fix Typo in README.md ("beteen" → "between")

This pull request corrects a typo in the README.md file for the @elizaos/squid-router package. The word "beteen" was updated to "between" to enhance readability and accuracy.

• Corrected the typo in the following sentence:

  - For now, only swaps beteen EVM chains are supported, but the plan is to add swaps from/to Solana and the Cosomos ecosystem.
  + For now, only swaps between EVM chains are supported, but the plan is to add swaps from/to Solana and the Cosmos ecosystem.

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A minor spelling correction was made in the README.md file for the Squid Router plugin, fixing a typo from "beteen" to "between". This is a simple documentation update with no impact on code functionality or structure.

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File	Change Summary
packages/plugin-squid-router/README.md	Corrected spelling of "between" from previous typo "beteen"

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