docs: fix typo in first model tutorial#3249
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Hi @codebreaker32, thank you for the review! I considered that, but since 'datacollection' is listed alongside 'creation' and 'activation' as general tasks the manager class performs, I thought 'data collection' (two words) read more naturally as a description of the action. If the intent was to refer specifically to the module, should we perhaps change it to |
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I think it's indeed clearer this way, thanks!
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This PR fixes a minor typographical error in the 0_first_model.ipynb tutorial.
Changed: "datacollection" → "data collection"
I have verified my development environment by running the SolarViz tests (pytest tests/visualization/test_solara_viz.py), which passed successfully.
This is my first contribution to Mesa as part of my GSoC 2026 preparation!