Merge pull request #123 from crowet/patch-1

fix(docs): correct spelling

Author: kate-goldenring

component-model/src/design/worlds.md

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 A **WIT world** is a higher-level contract that describes a component's capabilities and needs.
 
-On one hand, a world describes the shape of a component - it says which interfaces the component exposes for other code to call (its exports), and which interfaces the component depends on (its imports). A world only defines the surface of a component, not the internal behaviour. If you're an application or library developer creating a component, you'll specify the world your component targets. This world describes the functionality your component exposes and declares the functionality your component depends on in order to be able to run. Your component many target a custom world definition you have created with a unique set of imports and exports tailored just for your use case, or it may target an existing world definition that someone else has already specified.
+On one hand, a world describes the shape of a component - it says which interfaces the component exposes for other code to call (its exports), and which interfaces the component depends on (its imports). A world only defines the surface of a component, not the internal behaviour. If you're an application or library developer creating a component, you'll specify the world your component targets. This world describes the functionality your component exposes and declares the functionality your component depends on in order to be able to run. Your component may target a custom world definition you have created with a unique set of imports and exports tailored just for your use case, or it may target an existing world definition that someone else has already specified.
 
 On the other hand though, a world defines a _hosting environment_ for components (i.e., an environment in which a component can be instantiated and its functionality can be invoked). An environment supports a world by providing implementations for all of the imports and by optionally invoking one or more of the exports.