[DATALAD RUNCMD] chore: run codespell throughout fixing a few new typos automagically

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 "chain": [],
 "cmd": "codespell -w",
 "exit": 0,
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CHANGELOG

@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ version 1.4.0 (28 Mar 2013)
   now use each of these multiple times, e.g. to display multiple mobile phone
   numbers.
 - Deprecated \firstname and \familyname in favour of \name{<first>}{<last>}.
-- Added a new mechanism to select amongs different possible icon sets:
+- Added a new mechanism to select among different possible icon sets:
   \moderncvicons{<iconsetname>}, where <iconsetname> can be "marvosym" (used by
   default in the banking, casual and classic styles) or "letters" (used by
   default in the oldstyle style). \moderncvicons should always be called after

manual/moderncv_userguide.tex

@@ -405,7 +405,7 @@ In case BibTeX is used, the bibliography settings are adjusted in the lines
   % \renewcommand*{\bibliographyitemlabel}{[\arabic{enumiv}]}
   % \renewcommand{\refname}{Articles}
 
-  % bibliography with mutiple entries
+  % bibliography with multiple entries
   % \usepackage{multibib}
   % \newcites{book, misc}{{Books}, {Others}}
 \end{lstlisting}
@@ -492,7 +492,7 @@ This can be combined with the \code{itemize} environment.
     \cvcolumn[<width>]{<content>}
   \end{cvcolumns}
 \end{lstlisting}
-\code{<width>} is a number between 0 and 1 controling the width of the column.
+\code{<width>} is a number between 0 and 1 controlling the width of the column.
 
 \subsubsection{Skill matrix macros}
 The skill matrix is a table for displaying skills such as computer skills or project management skills graphically.

moderncv.cls

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@
 
 % reduced list spacing
 % package providing hooks into lists
-%   originally developped by Jakob Schiotz (see http://dcwww.camd.dtu.dk/~schiotz/comp/LatexTips/tweaklist.sty)
+%   originally developed by Jakob Schiotz (see http://dcwww.camd.dtu.dk/~schiotz/comp/LatexTips/tweaklist.sty)
 %   modified and distributed with moderncv(not available otherwise on ctan)
 \RequirePackage{tweaklist}
 \renewcommand*{\itemhook}{%
@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@
 \newcommand*{\born}[1]{\def\@born{#1}}
 
 % defines one's email (optional)
-% usage: \email{<email adress>}
+% usage: \email{<email address>}
 \newcommand*{\email}[1]{\def\@email{#1}}
 
 % defines one's home page (optional)
@@ -579,7 +579,7 @@
 \newcommand*{\cvlistdoubleitem}[3][\listitemsymbol]{}
 
 % makes a typical resume job / education entry
-% usage: \cventry[spacing]{years}{degree/job title}{institution/employer}{localization}{optionnal: grade/...}{optional: comment/job description}
+% usage: \cventry[spacing]{years}{degree/job title}{institution/employer}{localization}{optional: grade/...}{optional: comment/job description}
 \newcommand*{\cventry}[7][.25em]{}
 
 % makes a resume entry with a proficiency comment
@@ -655,7 +655,7 @@
 \newcounter{cvcolumnscounter}% counter for the number of columns
 \newcounter{cvcolumnsautowidthcounter}% counter for the number of columns with no column width provided, and which will then be equally distributed
 \newcounter{tmpiteratorcounter}% counter for any temporary purpose (e.g., iterating loops)
-\newlength{\cvcolumnsdummywidth}\setlength{\cvcolumnsdummywidth}{1000pt}% dummy width for total width, in order to enable arithmetics (TeX has no float variables, only integer counters or lengths)
+\newlength{\cvcolumnsdummywidth}\setlength{\cvcolumnsdummywidth}{1000pt}% dummy width for total width, in order to enable arithmetic (TeX has no float variables, only integer counters or lengths)
 \newlength{\cvcolumnswidth}% total width available for head / content
 \newlength{\cvcolumnsautowidth}% total width of columns with no explicit width provided
 \newlength{\cvcolumnautowidth}% width of one of the columns with no explicit width provided (based on equal distribution of remaining space)

moderncvbodyv.sty

@@ -111,11 +111,11 @@
   \if@aftersection\else%
     \vspace*{-\separatorrulewidth}\fi% HACK; I don't understand where the space is coming from, nor what it's exact value is :(
   \noindent%
-%  \setlength{\fboxsep}{0pt}\framebox{% start of debuging
+%  \setlength{\fboxsep}{0pt}\framebox{% start of debugging
   \begin{tabular}[t]{@{}p{\hintscolumnwidth}@{\hspace{\separatorcolumnwidth}}|@{\hspace{\separatorcolumnwidth}}p{\maincolumnwidth}@{}}%
     \@moderncvstrut{4pt}{16pt}#2 &#3\\[#1]% the spacing needs to be inside the cell for the vertical rule to extend correctly
   \end{tabular}%
-%  }% end of debuging
+%  }% end of debugging
   \par\@aftersectionfalse\ignorespaces}
 
 \renewcommand*{\cvdoubleitem}[5][.5ex]{%

moderncvfooti.sty

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
 %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 %                resume foot definition
 %-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-% lenghts
+% lengths
 \renewcommand*{\recomputecvfootlengths}{\recomputefootlengths}
 
 % commands

moderncvheadiv.sty

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@
 %  \par\vspace{-\baselineskip}\vspace{-\parskip}\leftskip=\leftcolumnwidth%
   \par\vspace{-\baselineskip}\vspace{-\parskip}%
   \leftskip=\dimexpr\hintscolumnwidth+\separatorcolumnwidth\relax% \dimexpr require e-TeX engine extensions
-  \recomputecvlengths} % need to recompute the layout lenghts as we just changed \leftskip
+  \recomputecvlengths} % need to recompute the layout lengths as we just changed \leftskip
 \renewcommand*{\makecvhead}{
   % recompute lengths (in case we are switching from letter to resume, or vice versa)
   \recomputecvlengths%

moderncvskillmatrix.sty

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@
 %         Note:
 %             -The width of the columns can be adjusted by the \setcvskilllegendcolumns, see \setcvskilllegendcolumns
 %             -The design of the table is such that the <second_level> entry stands in the first column but
-%             occupies rows two and three. This has been done to accomodate english and german defaults.
+%             occupies rows two and three. This has been done to accommodate english and german defaults.
 %             An alternative is provided by \cvskillplainlegend
 %
 %
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@
 %         Input:
 %             input_1 (optional): padding length appended to the legend, default: <0.25em>
 %             input_2 (optional): string naming the level column (2nd column), default: <Level>
-%             input_3 (optional): string naming the skill column (3nd column), default: <Skill>
+%             input_3 (optional): string naming the skill column (3rd column), default: <Skill>
 %             input_4 (optional): string naming the experience-in-years column (4th column), default: <Years>
 %             input_5 (optional): string naming the comment column (5th column), default: <Comment>
 %
@@ -97,11 +97,11 @@
 %             asterix (optional): include horizontal (dashed) line above the entered line. This behaviour depends on the body style.
 %                                 For the fancy style, the asterix has no meaning.
 %             input_1 (optional): padding length appended to the legend, default: <0.25em>
-%             input_2: string, naming skill cathegory, default: <>
+%             input_2: string, naming skill category, default: <>
 %             input_3: integer between 0 and 5, describing level of skill. \cvskill{input_2} is called internally, default: <>
 %             input_4: string, naming the skill, default: <>
 %             input_5: positive real number, stating the number of years of experience with this skill , default: <>
-%             input_6: string, explaining details w.r.t. that particual skill default: <>
+%             input_6: string, explaining details w.r.t. that particular skill default: <>
 %
 %         Example usages:
 %             \cvskillentry*{Language:}{3}{Python}{2}{I have done a million projects with Python}
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@
 %         and actually yield a decent looking table. The defaults depend on the style used and are chosen reasonably.
 %         However, depending on the user input and the style that is used some of the columns might need adjustments.
 %         The \setcvskillcolumns command provides means to influence the width of the first, the third and the fourth
-%         skill matrix column. The second column containg the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
+%         skill matrix column. The second column containing the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
 %         the comment column gets recalculated according to the setting of the other columns.
 %
 %         Input
@@ -137,12 +137,12 @@
 %             \setcvskillcolumns[][0.45][]%   adjust third (skill) column. Same as \setcvskillcolumns[][0.45]
 %             \setcvskillcolumns[][][\widthof{``Year''}]%     adjust fourth (years) column.
 %             \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Language''}][0.48][]%     adjust 1st and 3rd columns. Same as \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Language''}][0.45]
-%             \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Management Tools''}][0.6][3em]%   ajust all at once.
+%             \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Management Tools''}][0.6][3em]%   adjust all at once.
 %
 %         Note
 %             - For the styles 'classic' and 'casual' the first column is set to hintscolumnwidth such that
-%                 it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefor
+%                 it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefore
-%                 be avoided. It is recomended to only use \setcvskillcolumns in the form of
+%                 be avoided. It is recommended to only use \setcvskillcolumns in the form of
 %                 \setcvskillcolumns[][<factor>][<width>], thereby leaving the defaults in place for the first column.
 %
 %
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@
 %         such that the default english and german examples look good.
 %         However, depending on the user input (translation) and the style that is used some adjustment might be needed.
 %         The \setcvskilllegendcolumns command provides means to influence all columns except the ones containing
-%         \cvskill commands. The second column containg the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
+%         \cvskill commands. The second column containing the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
 %         the comment column gets recalculated according to the setting of the other columns.
 %
 %         Input
@@ -161,24 +161,24 @@
 %                                     where depending on the style the legend_string gets printed. In case the
 %                                     string is left empty adjusting this width allows moving the legend horizontally.
 %                                     Default <\skilllegend@hintscolumnwidth>
-%             Input_2 (optional):     float between 0 and 1 influencing the width of the left legend descritor column,
+%             Input_2 (optional):     float between 0 and 1 influencing the width of the left legend descriptor column,
-%                                     aka \cvskilllegend@leftdescriptorwidth. The desriptor column on the right,
+%                                     aka \cvskilllegend@leftdescriptorwidth. The descriptor column on the right,
 %                                     \cvskilllegend@rightdescriptorwidth is influenced by the factor 1-<factor>.
 %                                     Default <\skilllegend@leftdesriptorfactor>
 %
 %         Example usage
-%             \setcvskilllegendcolumns[][0.45]%%    adjust left desriptor column.
+%             \setcvskilllegendcolumns[][0.45]%%    adjust left descriptor column.
 %             \setcvskilllegendcolumns[\widthof{``Legend''}][0.45]%   adjust both left descriptor column and string column
 %
 %         Note
 %             - Due to implementation of \cvskilllegend for style 'fancy' (moderncvbodyv)
 %                 the first optional variable has no effect in this case.
 %             - For the styles 'classic' and 'casual' the first column is set to hintscolumnwidth such that
-%                 it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefor
+%                 it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefore
-%                 be avoided. It is recomended to only use \cvskilllegend in the form of
+%                 be avoided. It is recommended to only use \cvskilllegend in the form of
 %                 \cvskilllegend[][<factor>], thereby leaving the defaults in place for the first column.
 %             - For style 'banking' the first column is set to align with the rest of the \cvskillentry entries
-%                 Therefor adjusting the first column can be used to widen the table while moving it around. If no
+%                 Therefore adjusting the first column can be used to widen the table while moving it around. If no
 %                 legend string is used, setting \cvskilllegend[0em] maximises the real enstate for the legend.
 %
 %
@@ -402,7 +402,7 @@
 %   and actually yield a decent looking table. The defaults depend on the style used and are chosen reasonably.
 %   However, depending on the user input and the style that is used some of the columns might need adjustments.
 %   The \setcvskillcolumns command provides means to influence the width of the first, the third and the fourth
-%   skill matrix column. The second column containg the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
+%   skill matrix column. The second column containing the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
 %   the comment column gets recalculated according to the setting of the other columns.
 %
 %   Input
@@ -418,12 +418,12 @@
 %       \setcvskillcolumns[][0.45][]%   adjust third (skill) column. Same as \setcvskillcolumns[][0.45]
 %       \setcvskillcolumns[][][\widthof{``Year''}]%     adjust fourth (years) column.
 %       \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Language''}][0.48][]%     adjust 1st and 3rd columns. Same as \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Language''}][0.45]
-%       \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Management Tools''}][0.6][3em]%   ajust all at once.
+%       \setcvskillcolumns[\widthof{``Management Tools''}][0.6][3em]%   adjust all at once.
 %
 %   Note
 %       - For the styles 'classic' and 'casual' the first column is set to hintscolumnwidth such that
-%         it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefor
+%         it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefore
-%         be avoided. It is recomended to only use \setcvskillcolumns in the form of
+%         be avoided. It is recommended to only use \setcvskillcolumns in the form of
 %         \setcvskillcolumns[][<factor>][<width>], thereby leaving the defaults in place for the first column.
 %
     \def\arg@new@hintscolumnwidth{#1}% <-- all these terminal % signs are necessary for the fancy style to not show weird spaces!!!
@@ -503,7 +503,7 @@
 %   such that the default english and german examples look good.
 %   However, depending on the user input (translation) and the style that is used some adjustment might be needed.
 %   The \setcvskilllegendcolumns command provides means to influence all columns except the ones containing
-%   \cvskill commands. The second column containg the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
+%   \cvskill commands. The second column containing the output of \cvskill remains fixed width. The last column,
 %   the comment column gets recalculated according to the setting of the other columns.
 %
 %   Input
@@ -511,24 +511,24 @@
 %                               where depending on the style the legend_string gets printed. In case the
 %                               string is left empty adjusting this width allows moving the legend horizontally.
 %                               Default <\skilllegend@hintscolumnwidth>
-%       Input_2 (optional):     float between 0 and 1 influencing the width of the left legend descritor column,
+%       Input_2 (optional):     float between 0 and 1 influencing the width of the left legend descriptor column,
-%                               aka \cvskilllegend@leftdescriptorwidth. The desriptor column on the right,
+%                               aka \cvskilllegend@leftdescriptorwidth. The descriptor column on the right,
 %                               \cvskilllegend@rightdescriptorwidth is influenced by the factor 1-<factor>.
 %                               Default <\skilllegend@leftdesriptorfactor>
 %
 %   Example usage
-%       \setcvskilllegendcolumns[][0.45]%%    adjust left desriptor column.
+%       \setcvskilllegendcolumns[][0.45]%%    adjust left descriptor column.
 %       \setcvskilllegendcolumns[\widthof{``Legend''}][0.45]%   adjust both left descriptor column and string column
 %
 %   Note
 %       - Due to implementation of \cvskilllegend for style 'fancy' (moderncvbodyv)
 %         the first optional variable has no effect in this case.
 %       - For the styles 'classic' and 'casual' the first column is set to hintscolumnwidth such that
-%         it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefor
+%         it aligns with the rest of the entries. A readjustment of the first column should therefore
-%         be avoided. It is recomended to only use \cvskilllegend in the form of
+%         be avoided. It is recommended to only use \cvskilllegend in the form of
 %         \cvskilllegend[][<factor>], thereby leaving the defaults in place for the first column.
 %       - For style 'banking' the first column is set to align with the rest of the \cvskillentry entries
-%         Therefor adjusting the first column can be used to widen the table while moving it around. If no
+%         Therefore adjusting the first column can be used to widen the table while moving it around. If no
 %         legend string is used, setting \cvskilllegend[0em] maximises the real enstate for the legend.
 %
     \def\arg@new@legend@hintscolumnwidth{#1}%
@@ -594,7 +594,7 @@
 %   Note:
 %       -The width of the columns can be adjusted by the \setcvskilllegendcolumns, see \setcvskilllegendcolumns
 %       -The design of the table is such that the <second_level> entry stands in the first column but
-%       occupies rows two and three. This has been done to accomodate english and german defaults.
+%       occupies rows two and three. This has been done to accommodate english and german defaults.
 %       An alternative is provided by \cvskillplainlegend
 
 % declare default legend entries
@@ -768,7 +768,7 @@
 %       -The width of the columns can be adjusted by the \setcvskilllegendcolumns, see \setcvskilllegendcolumns
 
 % declare default legend entries
-\NewDocumentCommand\skillPlainLegend@defaultLevelOne{}{basic knowlegde}
+\NewDocumentCommand\skillPlainLegend@defaultLevelOne{}{basic knowledge}
 \NewDocumentCommand\skillPlainLegend@defaultLevelTwo{}{intermediate knowledge, some project experience}
 \NewDocumentCommand\skillPlainLegend@defaultLevelThree{}{extensive project experience}
 \NewDocumentCommand\skillPlainLegend@defaultLevelFour{}{deepened expert knowledge}
@@ -915,7 +915,7 @@
 %   Input:
 %       input_1 (optional): padding length appended to the legend, default: <0.25em>
 %       input_2 (optional): string naming the level column (2nd column), default: <Level>
-%       input_3 (optional): string naming the skill column (3nd column), default: <Skill>
+%       input_3 (optional): string naming the skill column (3rd column), default: <Skill>
 %       input_4 (optional): string naming the experience-in-years column (4th column), default: <Years>
 %       input_5 (optional): string naming the comment column (5th column), default: <Comment>
 %
@@ -980,11 +980,11 @@
 %         asterix (optional): include horizontal (dashed) line above the entered line. This behaviour depends on the body style.
 %                             For the fancy style, the asterix has no meaning.
 %         input_1 (optional): padding length appended to the legend, default: <0.25em>
-%         input_2: string, naming skill cathegory, default: <>
+%         input_2: string, naming skill category, default: <>
 %         input_3: integer between 0 and 5, describing level of skill. \cvskill{input_2} is called internally, default: <>
 %         input_4: string, naming the skill, default: <>
 %         input_5: positive real number, stating the number of years of experience with this skill , default: <>
-%         input_6: string, explaining details w.r.t. that particual skill default: <>
+%         input_6: string, explaining details w.r.t. that particular skill default: <>
 %
 %     Example usages:
 %         \cvskillentry*{Language:}{3}{Python}{2}{I have done a million projects with Python}

template.tex

@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ Detailed achievements:
 %% Examples:
 % \setcvskilllegendcolumns[][0.45]
 % \setcvskilllegendcolumns[\widthof{``Legend''}][0.45]
-% \setcvskilllegendcolumns[0ex][0.46]% this is usefull for the banking style
+% \setcvskilllegendcolumns[0ex][0.46]% this is useful for the banking style
 
 %% Add a legend if you are using \cvskill{<1-5>} command or \cvskillentry
 %% Usage \cvskilllegend[*][<post_padding>][<first_level>][<second_level>][<third_level>][<fourth_level>][<fifth_level>]{<name>}
@@ -281,9 +281,9 @@ Detailed achievements:
 
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