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Fix typo found by codespell #2624

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Expand Up @@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ contain some executable, this will still resolve to the same executable it would

For a list of shells we provide activators see :option:`activators`. The location of these is right alongside the Python
executables: usually ``Scripts`` folder on Windows, ``bin`` on POSIX. They are called ``activate``, plus an
extension that's specific per activator, with no extension for Bash. You can invoke them, usally by source-ing them.
extension that's specific per activator, with no extension for Bash. You can invoke them, usually by source-ing them.
The source command might vary by shell - e.g. on Bash it’s ``source`` (or ``.``):

.. code-block:: console
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