Fix typos (#209)

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README.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ All prompts provide an API to set custom formatters. By setting a formatter, you
 
 Custom formatters receive the input as an argument, with varying types such as `&str`, `chrono::NaiveDate`, and return a `String` containing the output to be displayed to the user. Check the docs for specific examples.
 
-In the [demo](#demo) you can see this behavior in action with the _amount_ (CustomType) prompt, where a custom formatter adds a '$' character preffix to the input.
+In the [demo](#demo) you can see this behavior in action with the _amount_ (CustomType) prompt, where a custom formatter adds a '$' character prefix to the input.
 
 ## Parsing
 
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ You can call `with_autocomplete()` and provide a value that implements the `Auto
 
 For example, in the `complex_autocompletion.rs` example file, the `FilePathCompleter` scans the file system based on the current text input, storing a list of paths that match the current text input.
 
-Everytime `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
+Every time `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
 
 ### Default behaviors
 

inquire/src/autocompletion.rs

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ pub type Replacement = Option<String>;
 ///
 /// For example, in the `complex_autocompletion.rs` example file, the `FilePathCompleter` scans the file system based on the current text input, storing a list of paths that match the current text input.
 ///
-/// Everytime `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
+/// Every time `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
 pub trait Autocomplete: DynClone {
     /// List of input suggestions to be displayed to the user upon typing the
     /// text input.

inquire/src/prompts/multiselect/mod.rs

@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ where
 
     /// Sets the starting cursor index.
     ///
-    /// This index might be overriden if the `reset_cursor` option is set to true (default)
+    /// This index might be overridden if the `reset_cursor` option is set to true (default)
     /// and starting_filter_input is set to something other than None.
     pub fn with_starting_cursor(mut self, starting_cursor: usize) -> Self {
         self.starting_cursor = starting_cursor;

inquire/src/prompts/select/mod.rs

@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ where
 
     /// Sets the starting cursor index.
     ///
-    /// This index might be overriden if the `reset_cursor` option is set to true (default)
+    /// This index might be overridden if the `reset_cursor` option is set to true (default)
     /// and starting_filter_input is set to something other than None.
     pub fn with_starting_cursor(mut self, starting_cursor: usize) -> Self {
         self.starting_cursor = starting_cursor;

inquire/src/prompts/text/mod.rs

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ const DEFAULT_HELP_MESSAGE_WITH_AC: &str = "↑↓ to move, tab to autocomplete,
 ///
 /// For example, in the `complex_autocompletion.rs` example file, the `FilePathCompleter` scans the file system based on the current text input, storing a list of paths that match the current text input.
 ///
-/// Everytime `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
+/// Every time `get_suggestions` is called, the method returns the list of paths that match the user input. When the user presses the autocompletion hotkey, the `FilePathCompleter` checks whether there is any path selected from the list, if there is, it decides to replace the current text input for it. The interesting piece of functionality is that if there isn't a path selected from the list, the `FilePathCompleter` calculates the longest common prefix amongst all scanned paths and updates the text input to an unambiguous new value. Similar to how terminals work when traversing paths.
 ///
 /// # Example
 ///

inquire/src/ui/render_config.rs

@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@ pub mod calendar {
         /// When `None`, no custom style sheet will be applied and the native
         /// terminal cursor will be used in the first char of the date number.
         ///
-        /// Whem `Some(_)`, the style sheet will be applied to the two columns
+        /// When `Some(_)`, the style sheet will be applied to the two columns
         /// where the number is positioned, padded to spaces in the left if the
         /// number only has one digit. e.g. " 5" or "23".
         pub selected_date: Option<StyleSheet>,