chore: fix some typos

Signed-off-by: cuinix <[email protected]>

Author: cuinix

bench/locli/src/Cardano/Command.hs

@@ -761,7 +761,7 @@ runChainCommand s@State{sMultiClusterPerf=Just (MultiClusterPerf perf)}
       & firstExceptT (CommandError c)
   pure s
 runChainCommand _ c@RenderMultiClusterPerf{} = missingCommandData c
-  ["multi-run cluster preformance stats"]
+  ["multi-run cluster performance stats"]
 
 runChainCommand s c@ComputeSummary = do
   progress "summary" (Q "summarising a run")

bench/tx-generator/src/Cardano/TxGenerator/Genesis.hs

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 {- HLINT ignore "Use map with tuple-section" -}
 
 -- | This module provides means to secure funds that are given in genesis.
---   To secure a fund, the key locking the transaction ouput in genesis has to be provided.
+--   To secure a fund, the key locking the transaction output in genesis has to be provided.
 module Cardano.TxGenerator.Genesis
   ( genesisInitialFunds
   , genesisInitialFundForKey

bench/tx-generator/src/Cardano/TxGenerator/Tx.hs

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ type CreateAndStore m era           = L.Coin -> (TxOut CtxTx era, TxIx -> TxId -
 -- | 'CreateAndStoreList' is meant to represent building a transaction
 -- and presenting a function to carry out the needed side effects.
 -- This type alias is also only used in "Cardano.Benchmarking.Wallet".
--- The @split@ parameter seems to actualy be used for not much more
+-- The @split@ parameter seems to actually be used for not much more
 -- than lists and records containing lists.
 type CreateAndStoreList m era split = split -> ([TxOut CtxTx era], TxId -> m ())
 

cardano-tracer/docs/cardano-tracer.md

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ where:
 
 - `/tmp/forwarder.sock` is a path to the local socket on machine `A` _and_ a path to the local socket on machine `D`,
 - `john` is a user name you use to login on machine `D`,
-- `109.75.33.121` is an IP-adress of machine `D`.
+- `109.75.33.121` is an IP-address of machine `D`.
 
 Now run the same command on machines `B` and `C` to connect corresponding nodes with the same `cardano-tracer` working on machine `D`.
 
@@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ There is another way to connect `cardano-tracer` to your nodes: the `cardano-tra
 
 As you see, the tag in `network` field is `ConnectTo` now, which means that `cardano-tracer` works as a client: it _establishes_ network connections with your local nodes via the local sockets `/tmp/cardano-node-*.sock`. In this case each socket is used by a particular node.
 
-Please use `ConnectTo`-based scenario only if you really need it. Otherwise, it is **highly recommended** to use `AcceptAt`-based scenario. The reason is easier maintainance. Suppose you have 3 working nodes, and they are connected to the same `cardano-tracer`. And then you want to connect 4-th node to it. If `cardano-tracer` is configured using `AcceptAt`, you shouldn't change its configuration - you just connect your 4-th node to it. But if `cardano-tracer` is configured using `ConnectTo`, you should add path to 4-th socket in its configuration file and then restart `cardano-tracer` process.
+Please use `ConnectTo`-based scenario only if you really need it. Otherwise, it is **highly recommended** to use `AcceptAt`-based scenario. The reason is easier maintenance. Suppose you have 3 working nodes, and they are connected to the same `cardano-tracer`. And then you want to connect 4-th node to it. If `cardano-tracer` is configured using `AcceptAt`, you shouldn't change its configuration - you just connect your 4-th node to it. But if `cardano-tracer` is configured using `ConnectTo`, you should add path to 4-th socket in its configuration file and then restart `cardano-tracer` process.
 
 ## Network Magic