fixed spelling mistakes (#60)

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magnific0 · Jan 25, 2021 · b0663cb · b0663cb
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@@ -11,10 +11,10 @@ Changes since version 1.4 - Jacco Geul <jacco@geul.net>:
     - make upload or download limiting optional
 
 Changes since version 1.3 - Simon Séhier <simon@sehier.fr>:
-        - move from CBQ to HTB queing.
+        - move from CBQ to HTB queuing.
           CBQ didn't cope well on a ~100Mbps link : individual downloads
           were ceiling at 3Mbit/s. Moving to HTB allows to really use all the
-          available bandwith, event with a single TCP connection, and without
+          available bandwidth, event with a single TCP connection, and without
           any caveats on SIP telephony or link reactivity.
 
 Changes since version 1.2 - Jacco Geul <jacco@geul.net>:

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ See the ChangeLog for information on the individual contributions of the authors
 About
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-Wonder Shaper is a script that allows the user to limit the bandwidth of one or more network adapters. It does so by using iproute's tc command, but greatly simplifies its operation. Wonder Shaper was first released by Bert Hubert in 2002, but the original version lacked a command-line interface, from on version 1.2 this feature was added. From version 1.3, the HTB queing is used instead of CBQ, allowing better bandwith managment on high speed (above ten megabits) links. In version 1.4 an improved ingress shaping method was implemented and the ability to limit either down or up (both is still possible too). The original README is a rather lengthy document and is saved under README.old, for those who'd like some more background information. Except any notes on operation this document is considered up-to-date.
+Wonder Shaper is a script that allows the user to limit the bandwidth of one or more network adapters. It does so by using iproute's tc command, but greatly simplifies its operation. Wonder Shaper was first released by Bert Hubert in 2002, but the original version lacked a command-line interface, from on version 1.2 this feature was added. From version 1.3, the HTB queuing is used instead of CBQ, allowing better bandwidth management on high speed (above ten megabits) links. In version 1.4 an improved ingress shaping method was implemented and the ability to limit either down or up (both is still possible too). The original README is a rather lengthy document and is saved under README.old, for those who'd like some more background information. Except any notes on operation this document is considered up-to-date.
 
 Installation
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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ You can run wondershaper (as any user with sufficient permissions) without insta
 
     ./wondershaper -h
 
-The program details all available options on how to use wondershaper. Next is to pick an interface that you want to shape. You can see all availble interfaces by typing
+The program details all available options on how to use wondershaper. Next is to pick an interface that you want to shape. You can see all available interfaces by typing
 
     ip addr show