fix: Typos and truncated code snippet in standard libraries blog #31
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The truncated code snippet was due to the
inline-dafnyimplementation only understanding source files where the code is contained in an explicit module, since it assumes any line that is literally "}\n" is the end of a module and hence the terminator for the snippet. I indented all of the manual snippets to align with the corrected one at the end.Also corrected a couple of typos and included the sample input (thanks @stefan-aws!)