Fix grammatical errors in documentation

[Hopium21]

Article corrections:
"submit an git issue" → "submit a git issue"
"building a app" → "building an app"
Word spelling fixes:
"synched" → "synced"
Sentence structure improvements:
Removed redundant "to" in "report it to via" → "report it via"
Fixed conditional clause: "If you do, will you not only" → "If you do, you will not only"

These changes improve readability and maintain professional quality of the documentation without affecting any technical content.

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This pull request introduces several minor textual modifications across various Markdown files within the documentation. The changes include grammatical corrections such as changing "submit an git issue" to "submit a git issue," correcting "synched" to "synced," and fixing the phrase "will you not only be putting users at risk" to "you will not only be putting users at risk." Additionally, a typographical error in "building a app" was corrected to "building an app." These changes are purely editorial and do not affect the logic, structure, or functionality of the documentation. No alterations were made to the declarations of exported or public entities, and the overall content and layout of the documents remain unchanged.

Possibly related issues

• [DOCS] errors in RPC and typos in docs  #1013: This issue addresses grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and typos in documentation, which aligns with the corrections made in this PR.

Possibly related PRs

• Docs improvements #776: Involves minor textual modifications across various documentation files, similar to the changes made in this PR.
• Fix docs #797: Focuses on fixing grammatical errors in documentation, aligning with the editorial nature of this PR's changes.
• fix broken links #814: Primarily about fixing broken links, but includes minor textual adjustments related to the editorial focus of this PR.
• Create Granite notice page skeleton #870: Contains minor textual modifications similar to those made in this PR.
• Fixed errors in RPC and typos in docs #1014: Addresses grammatical errors and typos in documentation, directly related to the changes in this PR.
• Corrected rude grammar errors in docs #1055: Focuses on correcting grammar errors in documentation, which aligns with the changes made in this PR.
• Documentation Improvements: Grammar, Structure, and Readability Fixes #1057: Aims to improve documentation quality through grammar and structure fixes, similar to the focus of this PR.
• Update docs files with errors #1100: Addresses grammatical errors in multiple documentation files, directly related to the editorial nature of this PR.
• Fix Spelling and Grammar Issues in Tutorial Suggestion Template #1101: Corrects spelling and grammar issues in the tutorial suggestion template, aligning with the focus on grammatical accuracy in this PR.
• Fix breadcrumb and title casing #1111: Involves minor textual modifications related to casing, similar to the grammatical corrections in this PR.
• Typo Update content-reuse.md #1115: Corrects a typo in a section heading, consistent with the editorial changes made in this PR.
• Typo Update OpProposerDescriptionShort.md #1122: Addresses a grammatical error in the documentation, aligning with the focus on correcting grammatical issues in this PR.

Suggested reviewers

• sbvegan
• krofax

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