Spelling fixes based on Darren's comments

blog/2023-06-26-road-to-1_0.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Reaching a nu phase in Nushell's development - The road from 0.82 to 1.0
 author: The Nu Authors
 author_site: https://twitter.com/nu_shell
 author_image: https://www.nushell.sh/blog/images/nu_logo.png
-excerpt: Ahead of the 0.82 release we share our plans on how we intend to stabilize for 1.0 and announce that we slow to a four-week release schedule.
+excerpt: Ahead of the 0.82 release, we share our plans on how we intend to stabilize for 1.0 and announce that we slow to a four-week release schedule.
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@@ -71,9 +71,9 @@ Achieving stability will not be possible without all of you that have dedicated
 We want to incorporate you in formulating the priorities for the 1.0 release by reaching out to folks interested in particular problems to get clearer roadmaps for specific areas. Those write-ups will hopefully also provide some inspiration for folks interested in helping out and pushing Nushell forward.
 
 But setting our sights on reaching the stable 1.0 release will also impose some limitations on our development practices. We are now much less likely to accept new features, commands, or options as they need to work well together with the larger picture. 
-A lot of effort will still need to go into cleaning up the internals and fixing bugs. As we want to systematically improve our binary size, compile times, and runtime performance, improving existing algorithms and paying back technial debt will be prioritized over experimental stuff.
+A lot of effort will still need to go into cleaning up the internals and fixing bugs. As we want to systematically improve our binary size, compile times, and runtime performance, improving existing algorithms and paying back technical debt will be prioritized over experimental stuff.
 Any external dependencies will also come under much more scrutiny.
-This means, to reduce the total number of we will seek to replace redundant or mostly superfluous dependencies with fewer high-quality implementations and also severely restrict the addition of any new dependencies.
+This means, to reduce the total number of crates we will seek to replace redundant or mostly superfluous dependencies with fewer high-quality implementations and also severely restrict the addition of any new dependencies.
 
 ## How you can help out