[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #6542: Some typos in 'Plugin Handbook -> HTTP API' page

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#6542: Some typos in 'Plugin Handbook -> HTTP API' page
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 Reporter:  hztyfoon      |      Owner:  (none)
     Type:  defect (bug)  |     Status:  new
 Priority:  normal        |  Milestone:
Component:  Handbooks     |   Keywords:
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 in this page: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/http-api/

 there are some typos:

 * in the `Introduction` section, the word 'with' used twice in "The
 WordPress HTTP API can also be used to communicate and interact `with
 with` other APIs like..."

 * in the `Response codes` section, the word 'the' used twice in "Rather
 than go into a lengthy explanation of each, here are `the the` standard."

 * in the `Code Classes` -> `Common Codes` section, there should be
 'common'(not
  plural 'commons') in "These are the most `commons` codes you will
 encounter."

 * in the `GETting data from an API` section, there should be 'follow
 redirects' instead of 'follow redirections' in "redirection – 5 – How many
 times to `follow redirections`."

 * in the `HEADing off bandwidth usage` section, 'the' should be used
 before 'number of requests' in "On high traffic APIs, GET is often limited
 to `('the' added after the word 'to')` the number of requests per minute
 or hour.". also, in the same section, the word 'are' used twice in "Going
 back to the GitHub example, here `are are` few headers to watch out for."

 * in the `WordPress Transients` section, the word 'function' should be
 plural 'functions' in "There are only three `function` to do all the heavy
 lifting for you."

 * in the `Introduction to caching` section, the 'set up' should be used
 instead `setup` in "What follows is just an introduction to caching and a
 simple yet effective way to quickly `setup` a cache for API responses."

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