[Jah-yee]

Summary

• What changed: Fixed two spelling mistakes in the user-facing documentation.
  • docs/pkgx.md:143 — supresses resolving/syncing etc. messages → suppresses ... (in the --quiet output example).
  • docs/scripting.md:151 — which git # prints soemthing like ... → prints something like ....
• Why: Both words are misspelled in text users read while learning the CLI. supresses appears in the explanatory comment for --quiet, and soemthing in the shell-script example under "Writing scripts with pkgx". These are pure documentation typos — no code, flags, or runtime behavior touched.

AI Intent

• Prompt or task statement: Scan the repository for spelling mistakes in documentation and open a minimal PR that fixes them.
• Scope of AI-assisted changes: Two single-word spelling corrections in docs/. No code was generated or modified, and no logic was written or reviewed by AI.

Risk Assessment

• Risk level: low
• Primary risks: None functionally; a typo fix could theoretically alter copy someone depends on, but both strings are inline shell comments in documentation blocks, not parsed by the CLI.
• Compatibility impact: None. No Rust source, CLI flags, or output strings were changed.

Rollback Plan

• Revert path: git revert 7ffece5 reverts the single commit and restores both comments.
• Forward-fix path (if revert is not possible): Re-apply the inverse string substitutions in docs/pkgx.md and docs/scripting.md.

Validation

• Local checks run: git diff --stat confirms 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-). Verified the surrounding code fences and shell examples still parse as before (the edited lines are comments inside fenced blocks). markdownlint config in .github/markdownlint.yml was checked; the changed lines stay within the MD013 line-length limit.
• CI checks expected: Documentation-only change, so cargo fmt / cargo clippy / cargo test are unaffected. The markdown lint workflow should pass since no structural markdown was modified.

Internal/Public Boundary Check

• No internal-only data, private URLs, secrets, or private runbooks were added.