Merge pull request #77 from jbampton/fix-spelling

Fix spelling

Author: matz

Gemfile

@@ -10,4 +10,3 @@ group :scripts do
   gem 'yard-mruby'
   gem 'yard-coderay'
 end
-

_data/mgems.yml

@@ -1783,7 +1783,7 @@
   repository: https://github.com/k0kubun/mruby-specinfra.git
   repooptions: 
 - name: mruby-sqlite
-  description: "(Another) SQLite3 mrbgem, aiming for compatability with MRI's sqlite3
+  description: "(Another) SQLite3 mrbgem, aiming for compatibility with MRI's sqlite3
     gem."
   author: Jared Breeden
   website: https://github.com/jbreeden/mruby-sqlite

_posts/2020-08-06-mruby-2.1.2-released.markdown

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ We are announcing the stable release of mruby 2.1 series - [mruby 2.1.2](https:/
 
 ## Core Language Features
 
-- Support for `Argument Forwarding`, which allows you to forward argyments in the form `def foo(...)`.
+- Support for `Argument Forwarding`, which allows you to forward arguments in the form `def foo(...)`.
 
 ## mruby VM and bytecode
 

docs/articles/executing-ruby-code-with-mruby.md

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ programming → compiling (`mrbc`) → testing (`mruby`) → programming
 ## Bytecode (.c)
 
 This variant is interesting for those who want to integrate Ruby code directly
-into their C code. It will create a C array containg the bytecode which you
+into their C code. It will create a C array containing the bytecode which you
 then have to execute by yourself.
 
 The first step is to compile the Ruby program. This is done by using `mrbc`