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docs: correct typos and grammar in READMEs and documentation#206

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Description

This PR corrects several minor typos, spelling mistakes, and grammatical inconsistencies across the repository's READMEs and documentation files.

Changes

  • README.md: Fixed "checkout" to "check out".
  • packages/backend/README.md:
    • Added missing hyphen to "command-line tool".
    • Fixed typo "Embedding Altas" to "Embedding Atlas".
    • Corrected spelling "To visual embedding projections" to "To visualize embedding projections".
    • Normalized "Python Notebook" to lowercase "Python notebook".
  • packages/docs/embedding-view-mosaic.md & packages/docs/embedding-view.md:
    • Corrected "a few millions of points" to "a few million points".
    • Rephrased "wrappers of the component" to "wrappers for the component".
  • packages/docs/overview.md:
    • Added missing hyphen to "command-line tool".
    • Fixed "from command line" to "from the command line".
    • Pluralized "components as API" to "components as APIs".

Solves

issue #205

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  • I have read the contribution guidelines.
  • My changes follow the style guidelines of this project.
  • I have performed a self-review of my own changes.

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Thanks!

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donghaoren merged commit f7e1cbf into apple:main Jun 8, 2026
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