Fix: contributing.md spelling (#10307)

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Author: SergeCroise

Documentation/contributing.md

@@ -16,15 +16,15 @@ Project maintainers will consider changes that improve the product or fix known
 
 Maintainers will not merge changes that have narrowly-defined benefits due to compatibility risk or complexity added to the product. We may revert changes if they are found to be breaking.
 
-Most .NET Core components are cross-platform and we appreciate contributions that either improve their feature set in a given environment or that add support for a new environment. We will typically not accept contributions that implement support for an OS-specific technolology on another operating system.  We also do not intend to accept contributions that provide cross-platform implementations for Windows Forms or WPF.
+Most .NET Core components are cross-platform and we appreciate contributions that either improve their feature set in a given environment or that add support for a new environment. We will typically not accept contributions that implement support for an OS-specific technology on another operating system.  We also do not intend to accept contributions that provide cross-platform implementations for Windows Forms or WPF.
 
 Contributions must also satisfy the [acceptance criteria](acceptance_criteria.md) to learn how to develop changes for this repo.as well as other published guidelines defined in this document.
 
 ## Code Formatting Improvements and Minor Enhancements
 
 We will consider code-formatting improvements that are identified by running code analyzers.
 
-Our CodeAnalysis rules are not enabled by default. These can be enabled by setting the MSBuild property `EnableAnalyzers=true` (in commandline, it is set as `/p:EnableAnalyzers=true`).  
+Our CodeAnalysis rules are not enabled by default. These can be enabled by setting the MSBuild property `EnableAnalyzers=true` (in command line, it is set as `/p:EnableAnalyzers=true`).  
 
 The code analyzer would likely recommend changes that can result in changes to the generated IL. In general, we prefer code-formatting PR's to be limited to changes that do not have any impact on the IL - these are easier to review and approve and do not require additional testing.