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Fix typos. (#1629)

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Summary:
This fixes a variety of spelling mistakes in file names, identifiers, and comments.

Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/facebook/yoga/pull/1629

Reviewed By: NickGerleman

Differential Revision: D54987359

Pulled By: yungsters

fbshipit-source-id: 6b7ca20f4855f5f654036672bc10f8b079288acd
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Bruce Mitchener
2024-03-19 02:52:40 -07:00
committed by Facebook GitHub Bot
parent 6ef7be293a
commit 9dcd8ba9dc
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java/jni/ScopedGlobalRef.h
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@@ -33,9 +33,10 @@ namespace facebook::yoga::vanillajni {
*
* This class is very explicit in its behavior, and it does not allow to perform
* unexpected conversions or unexpected ownership transfer. In practice, this
* class acts as a unique pointer where the underying JNI reference can have one
* and just one owner. Transferring ownership is allowed but it is an explicit
* operation (implemented via move semantics and also via explicitly API calls).
* class acts as a unique pointer where the underlying JNI reference can have
* one and just one owner. Transferring ownership is allowed but it is an
* explicit operation (implemented via move semantics and also via explicitly
* API calls).
*
* Note that this class doesn't receive an explicit JNIEnv at construction time.
* At destruction time it uses vanillajni::getCurrentEnv() to retrieve the

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java/jni/ScopedLocalRef.h
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@@ -35,9 +35,10 @@ namespace facebook::yoga::vanillajni {
*
* This class is very explicit in its behavior, and it does not allow to perform
* unexpected conversions or unexpected ownership transfer. In practice, this
* class acts as a unique pointer where the underying JNI reference can have one
* and just one owner. Transferring ownership is allowed but it is an explicit
* operation (implemented via move semantics and also via explicitly API calls).
* class acts as a unique pointer where the underlying JNI reference can have
* one and just one owner. Transferring ownership is allowed but it is an
* explicit operation (implemented via move semantics and also via explicitly
* API calls).
*
* As with standard JNI local references it is not a valid operation to keep a
* reference around between different native method calls.