526 episode 22 multiple spellings of parametrize

[douglowe]

This standardises the spelling of parametrize.

Switching to 'z' instead of 's' brings us (roughly) in line with US english standards. In addition I have settled on parametrize (without the second 'e' after the 't') principally because this is how it is spelt within the python pytest library - so doing the same within the text hopefully increases the awareness of the learner that this should be the spelling they use.

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[bielsnohr]

Looks good to me. Nice rabbit hole of "parameterize versus parametrize" 😉️