Updates for check-spelling v0.0.25 (#40386)

## Summary of the Pull Request

- #39572 updated check-spelling but ignored:
   > 🐣 Breaking Changes
[Code Scanning action requires a Code Scanning
Ruleset](https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling/wiki/Breaking-Change:-Code-Scanning-action-requires-a-Code-Scanning-Ruleset)
If you use SARIF reporting, then instead of the workflow yielding an ❌
when it fails, it will rely on [github-advanced-security
🤖](https://github.com/apps/github-advanced-security) to report the
failure. You will need to adjust your checks for PRs.

This means that check-spelling hasn't been properly doing its job 😦.

I'm sorry, I should have pushed a thing to this repo earlier,...

Anyway, as with most refreshes, this comes with a number of fixes, some
are fixes for typos that snuck in before the 0.0.25 upgrade, some are
for things that snuck in after, some are based on new rules in
spell-check-this, and some are hand written patterns based on running
through this repository a few times.

About the 🐣 **breaking change**: someone needs to create a ruleset for
this repository (see [Code Scanning action requires a Code Scanning
Ruleset: Sample ruleset

](https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling/wiki/Breaking-Change:-Code-Scanning-action-requires-a-Code-Scanning-Ruleset#sample-ruleset)).

The alternative to adding a ruleset is to change the condition to not
use sarif for this repository. In general, I think the github
integration from sarif is prettier/more helpful, so I think that it's
the better choice.

You can see an example of it working in:
- https://github.com/check-spelling-sandbox/PowerToys/pull/23

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Signed-off-by: Josh Soref <2119212+jsoref@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mike Griese <migrie@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Dustin L. Howett <dustin@howett.net>

src/modules/cmdpal/doc/initial-sdk-spec/initial-sdk-spec.md

@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ As some examples:
   that once, we don't need to `CreateProcess` just to find that command title.
   This is a **frozen** extension.
 * Similarly for something like the GitHub extension - it's got multiple
-  top-level commands (My issues, Issue search, Repo search, etc), but these
+  top-level commands (My issues, Issue search, Repo search, etc.), but these
   top-level commands never change. This is a **frozen** extension.
 * The "Quick Links" extension has a dynamic list of top-level commands.
   This is a **fresh** extension.[^3]
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ command), we need to quickly load that app and get the command for it.
    1. If the cached command had an `id`, try to look up the command with
       `ICommandProvider.GetCommand(id)`, passing the `id`. If that returns an
       item, we can move on to the next stem
-   2. Otherwise (the command wasn't assigned an ID, or `GetCommand` returned
+   2. Otherwise, (the command wasn't assigned an ID, or `GetCommand` returned
       null): all `TopLevelItems` on that `CommandProvider`.
       * Search through all the returned commands with the same `id` or
         `icon/title/subtitle/name`, and return that one.
@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ it be cheap from an engineering standpoint.
 
 ### From winget
 
-Winget on the other hand, does allow packages to specify arbitrary tags, and let
+WinGet on the other hand, does allow packages to specify arbitrary tags, and let
 apps query them easily. We can use that as a system to load a list of packages
 available via winget directly in DevPal. We'll specify a well-known tag that
 developers can use in their winget package manifest to specify that their
@@ -611,7 +611,7 @@ This will create a single command in DevPal that, when selected, will open
 Hacker News in the user's default web browser.
 
 Commands can also be `Page`s, which represent additional "nested" pages within
-DevPal. When the user selects an command that implements `IPage`, DevPal will
+DevPal. When the user selects a command that implements `IPage`, DevPal will
 navigate to a page for that command, rather than calling `Invoke` on it. Skip
 ahead to [Pages](#Pages) for more information on the different types of pages.
 
@@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ different types depending on where the command is being used:
 * `IListPage.GetItems`
   * Sender is the `IListItem` for the list item selected for that command
 * `ICommandItem.MoreCommands` (context menus)
-  * Sender is the `IListItem` which the command was attached to for a list page, or
+  * Sender is the `IListItem` which the command was attached to a list page, or
   * the `ICommandItem` of the top-level command (if this is a context item on a top level command)
 * `IContentPage.Commands`
   * Sender is the `IContentPage` itself
@@ -656,7 +656,7 @@ Use cases for each `CommandResultKind`:
 * `Dismiss` - Close DevPal after the action is executed. All current state
   is dismissed as well. On the next launch, DevPal will start from the main
   page with a blank query.
-  * Ex: An action that opens an application. The Puser doesn't need DevPal
+  * Ex: An action that opens an application. The user doesn't need DevPal
     open after the application is opened, nor do they need the query they used
     to find the action.
 * `GoHome` - Navigate back to the main page of DevPal, but keep it open.
@@ -752,7 +752,7 @@ which the user can quickly filter and search through.
 
 Lists can be either "static" or "dynamic":
 * A **static** list leaves devpal in charge of filtering the list of items,
-  based on the query the user typed.
+  based on the query that the user typed.
   * These are implementations of the default `IListPage`.
   * In this case, DevPal will use a fuzzy string match over the `Name` of the
     action, the `Subtitle`, and any `Text` on the `Tag`s.
@@ -959,7 +959,7 @@ as the user navigates the list.
 
 Consider the Windows Registry command. When the page is initially loaded, it
 displays only the top-level registry keys (`HKEY_CURRENT_USER`,
-`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE`, etc). If the user types `HKC`, the command will filter the
+`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE`, etc.). If the user types `HKC`, the command will filter the
 results down to just `HKEY_CURRENT_USER`, `HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT` and
 `HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG`. However, if the user at this point taps the right-arrow
 key, DevPall will use the `TextToSuggest` from the `HKEY_CURRENT_USER`
@@ -1375,7 +1375,7 @@ app's icon.
 
 ![](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:720/format:webp/1*Nd5fvJM8LUQ1w3DAWN-pvA.gif)
 
-(However, the buttons in the gif for "Open", "Uninstall", etc, are not part of
+(However, the buttons in the gif for "Open", "Uninstall", etc., are not part of
 the `Details`, they are part of the "more commands" dropdown. **It's a mockup**)
 
 <!-- This block needs to appear in the idl _before_ IListItem, but from a doc
@@ -1509,7 +1509,7 @@ settings for your extension being lost.
 
 Providers may also specify a set of `FallbackCommands`[^2]. These are special
 top-level items which allow extensions to have dynamic top-level items which
-respond to the text the user types on the main list page.
+respond to the text that the user types on the main list page.
 
 These are implemented with a special `IFallbackHandler` interface. This is an
 object that will be informed whenever the query changes in List page hosting it.