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Signed-off-by: Josh Soref <2119212+jsoref@users.noreply.github.com>

decorator_dsl.go

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ type PollProgressInterval = internal.PollProgressInterval
 /*
 NodeTimeout allows you to specify a timeout for an individual node.  The node cannot be a container and must be interruptible (i.e. it must be passed a function that accepts a SpecContext or context.Context).
 
-If the node does not exit within the specified NodeTimeout its context will be cancelled.  The node wil then have a period of time controlled by the GracePeriod decorator (or global --grace-period command-line argument) to exit.  If the node does not exit within GracePeriod Ginkgo will leak the node and proceed to any clean-up nodes associated with the current spec.
+If the node does not exit within the specified NodeTimeout its context will be cancelled.  The node will then have a period of time controlled by the GracePeriod decorator (or global --grace-period command-line argument) to exit.  If the node does not exit within GracePeriod Ginkgo will leak the node and proceed to any clean-up nodes associated with the current spec.
 */
 type NodeTimeout = internal.NodeTimeout
 
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ SpecTimeout allows you to specify a timeout for an individual spec.  SpecTimeout
 
 All nodes associated with the It node will need to complete before the SpecTimeout has elapsed.  Individual nodes (e.g. BeforeEach) may be decorated with different NodeTimeouts - but these can only serve to provide a more stringent deadline for the node in question; they cannot extend the deadline past the SpecTimeout.
 
-If the spec does not complete within the specified SpecTimeout the currently running node will have its context cancelled.  The node wil then have a period of time controlled by that node's GracePeriod decorator (or global --grace-period command-line argument) to exit.  If the node does not exit within GracePeriod Ginkgo will leak the node and proceed to any clean-up nodes associated with the current spec.
+If the spec does not complete within the specified SpecTimeout the currently running node will have its context cancelled.  The node will then have a period of time controlled by that node's GracePeriod decorator (or global --grace-period command-line argument) to exit.  If the node does not exit within GracePeriod Ginkgo will leak the node and proceed to any clean-up nodes associated with the current spec.
 */
 type SpecTimeout = internal.SpecTimeout