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Fix typo in predicate schema readme #1159

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*NOTE*: Predicate Schemas do not cover any schema properties, e.g. `string?` can be modified with properties like `:min` and `:max`. If you want to use the schema properties, use real schema types instead, e.g. `:string` over `string?`.
*NOTE*: Predicate Schemas do not cover any schema properties, e.g. `string?` can't be modified with properties like `:min` and `:max`. If you want to use the schema properties, use real schema types instead, e.g. `:string` over `string?`.

See [the full list of default schemas](#schema-registry).

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Contains both function values and unqualified symbol representations for all relevant core predicates. Having both representations enables reading forms from both code (function values) and EDN-files (symbols): `any?`, `some?`, `number?`, `integer?`, `int?`, `pos-int?`, `neg-int?`, `nat-int?`, `pos?`, `neg?`, `float?`, `double?`, `boolean?`, `string?`, `ident?`, `simple-ident?`, `qualified-ident?`, `keyword?`, `simple-keyword?`, `qualified-keyword?`, `symbol?`, `simple-symbol?`, `qualified-symbol?`, `uuid?`, `uri?`, `decimal?`, `inst?`, `seqable?`, `indexed?`, `map?`, `vector?`, `list?`, `seq?`, `char?`, `set?`, `nil?`, `false?`, `true?`, `zero?`, `rational?`, `coll?`, `empty?`, `associative?`, `sequential?`, `ratio?`, `bytes?`, `ifn?` and `fn?`.

*NOTE*: Predicate Schemas do not cover any schema properties, e.g. `string?` can be modified with properties like `:min` and `:max`. If you want to use the schema properties, use real schema types instead, e.g. `:string` over `string?`.
*NOTE*: Predicate Schemas do not cover any schema properties, e.g. `string?` can't be modified with properties like `:min` and `:max`. If you want to use the schema properties, use real schema types instead, e.g. `:string` over `string?`.

### `malli.core/class-schemas`

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