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[Readme Localization & Updates] Fixed misleading translation and grammatical error and typo mistakes on README.ko-KR.md #92
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Surely, 않은 means `not`, but using 않는 is much better since it is talking about not influencing the code.
simple typo mistake 잇 -> 있
since it was not correctly committed last time
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Terms revised:
않은is inappropriate application of adjective conjugation, and Might lead to misunderstanding of README-> fixed to
않는잇습니다is a simple typo mistake of있습니다