Fix typos (#52479)

Fix typos

Author: omahs

doc/src/devdocs/EscapeAnalysis.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ This escape analysis aims to:
 ## Try it out!
 
 You can give a try to the escape analysis by loading the `EAUtils.jl` utility script that
-define the convenience entries `code_escapes` and `@code_escapes` for testing and debugging purposes:
+defines the convenience entries `code_escapes` and `@code_escapes` for testing and debugging purposes:
 ```@repl EAUtils
 let JULIA_DIR = normpath(Sys.BINDIR, "..", "share", "julia")
     # load `EscapeAnalysis` module to define the core analysis code
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ result = code_escapes((String,String,String,String)) do s1, s2, s3, s4
 end
 ```
 
-The symbols in the side of each call argument and SSA statements represents the following meaning:
+The symbols on the side of each call argument and SSA statements represent the following meaning:
 - `◌` (plain): this value is not analyzed because escape information of it won't be used anyway (when the object is `isbitstype` for example)
 - `✓` (green or cyan): this value never escapes (`has_no_escape(result.state[x])` holds), colored blue if it has arg escape also (`has_arg_escape(result.state[x])` holds)
 - `↑` (blue or yellow): this value can escape to the caller via return (`has_return_escape(result.state[x])` holds), colored yellow if it has unhandled thrown escape also (`has_thrown_escape(result.state[x])` holds)

doc/src/devdocs/aot.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Firstly, the methods that need to be compiled to native code must be identified.
 
 Once the methods to be compiled have been identified, they are passed to the `jl_create_system_image` function. This function sets up a number of data structures that will be used when serializing native code to a file, and then calls `jl_create_native` with the array of methods. `jl_create_native` runs codegen on the methods produces one or more LLVM modules. `jl_create_system_image` then records some useful information about what codegen produced from the module(s).
 
-The module(s) are then passed to `jl_dump_native`, along with the information recorded by `jl_create_system_image`. `jl_dump_native` contains the code necessary to serialize the module(s) to bitcode, object, or assembly files depending on the command-line options passed to Julia. The serialized code and information is then written to a file as an archive.
+The module(s) are then passed to `jl_dump_native`, along with the information recorded by `jl_create_system_image`. `jl_dump_native` contains the code necessary to serialize the module(s) to bitcode, object, or assembly files depending on the command-line options passed to Julia. The serialized code and information are then written to a file as an archive.
 
 The final step is to run a system linker on the object files in the archive produced by `jl_dump_native`. Once this step is complete, a shared library containing the compiled code is produced.
 

doc/src/tutorials/creating-packages.md

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ it does add a new feature, that the message must be three words long.
 Later, we may wish to change `greet_alien` to
 
 ```julia
-"Greet an alien by a the name of \"Zork\"."
+"Greet an alien by the name of \"Zork\"."
 greet_alien() = print("Hello Zork")
 ```
 
@@ -557,7 +557,7 @@ This is done by making the following changes (using the example above):
 #### Using an extension while supporting older Julia versions
 
 In the case where one wants to use an extension (without worrying about the
-feature of the extension begin available on older Julia versions) while still
+feature of the extension being available on older Julia versions) while still
 supporting older Julia versions the packages under `[weakdeps]` should be
 duplicated into `[extras]`. This is an unfortunate duplication, but without
 doing this the project verifier under older Julia versions will throw an error

doc/src/tutorials/profile.md

@@ -300,7 +300,7 @@ on the author's laptop).
 ## Memory allocation analysis
 
 One of the most common techniques to improve performance is to reduce memory allocation. Julia
-provides several tools measure this:
+provides several tools to measure this:
 
 ### `@time`