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[doc] fix typos/wrong grammar

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fixes #769
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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Adding a new module to ``bumblebee-status`` is straight-forward:
- See below for how to actually write the module - See below for how to actually write the module
- Test (run ``bumblebee-status`` in the CLI) - Test (run ``bumblebee-status`` in the CLI)
- Make sure your changes don’t break anything: ``./coverage.sh`` - Make sure your changes don’t break anything: ``./coverage.sh``
- If you want to do me favour, run your module through - If you want to do me a favour, run your module through
``black -t py34`` before submitting ``black -t py34`` before submitting
Pull requests Pull requests
@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Pull requests
The project **gladly** accepts PRs for bugfixes, new functionality, new The project **gladly** accepts PRs for bugfixes, new functionality, new
modules, etc. When you feel comfortable with what you’ve developed, modules, etc. When you feel comfortable with what you’ve developed,
please just open a PR, somebody will look at it eventually :) Thanks! please just open a PR. Somebody will look at it eventually :) Thanks!
Coding guidelines Coding guidelines
----------------- -----------------
@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Of modules and widgets
There are two important concepts for module writers: - A module is There are two important concepts for module writers: - A module is
something that offers a single set of coherent functionality - A module something that offers a single set of coherent functionality - A module
has 1 to n “widgets”, which translates to individual blocks in the i3bar has 1 to n “widgets”, which translates to individual blocks in the i3bar.
Very often, this is a 1:1 relationship, and a single module has a single Very often, this is a 1:1 relationship, and a single module has a single
widget. If that’s the case for you, you can stop reading now :) widget. If that’s the case for you, you can stop reading now :)