Documentation fixes #84
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JulStraus
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Generally looking good, but I would have preferred British English :) Good to find all our typos and issues in the labels.
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Looks good to me, I added a comment where I'm not sure the suggested change is correct, or we should probably clarify/add a bit more explanation/detail.
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I just got access to Claude 4.5 so I took it for a test ride on the documentation of TimeStruct. Most of the suggested changes look good and there were some proper fixes a well. Some of the changes are to align with standard American English, and here I do not have a strong preference.