message: Fix typos in dds interceptions documentation
diff: # @fluidframework/dds-interceptions
  -This package provides factory methods to create a wrapper around some of the basic Distributed Data Structures (DDS) that support an interception callback. Apps can provide a callback when creating these wrappers and this callback will be called when the DDS is modified. This allows apps to support features such as basic user attibution on a SharedString.
  +This package provides factory methods to create a wrapper around some of the basic Distributed Data Structures (DDS) that support an interception callback. Apps can provide a callback when creating these wrappers and this callback will be called when the DDS is modified. This allows apps to support features such as basic user attribution on a SharedString.
  ## Shared String With Interception
  @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ function createSharedStringWithInterception(
  propertyInterceptionCallback: (props?: MergeTree.PropertySet) => MergeTree.PropertySet): SharedString;
  ```
  -When a function is called that modifies the SharedString (for example, insertText), it calls propertyInterceptionCallback with the provided properties. The callback funtion can then provide the new set of properties that it wants to set. The operation in the called function and any operations in the callback are batched, i.e., they are guaranteed to be in order and will be applied together.
  +When a function is called that modifies the SharedString (for example, insertText), it calls propertyInterceptionCallback with the provided properties. The callback function can then provide the new set of properties that it wants to set. The operation in the called function and any operations in the callback are batched, i.e., they are guaranteed to be in order and will be applied together.
  For example, to support a feature like simple user attribution, the app can append the user information to the properties in the callback. The user information can than be retrieved by getting the properties at any position.
  @@ -26,9 +26,9 @@ function createSharedMapWithInterception(
  setInterceptionCallback: (sharedMap: ISharedMap, key: string, value: any) => void): SharedMap;
  ```
  -When set is called on the SharedMap, it calls setInterceptionCallback with the underlying SharedMap, the key and value that the set was called with. The callback funtion can then perform operations on either the underlying SharedMap or any other DDS. The original set operation and any operations in the callback are batched, i.e., they are guaranteed to be in order and will be applied together.
  +When set is called on the SharedMap, it calls setInterceptionCallback with the underlying SharedMap, the key and value that the set was called with. The callback function can then perform operations on either the underlying SharedMap or any other DDS. The original set operation and any operations in the callback are batched, i.e., they are guaranteed to be in order and will be applied together.
  -Example: To support a feature like simple user attribution, in the callback, the app can set the user information in the underlying SharedMap against a key dervied from the original key - say against "key.attribute". Or, it could use a separate SharedMap to store the user information against the same key.
  +Example: To support a feature like simple user attribution, in the callback, the app can set the user information in the underlying SharedMap against a key derived from the original key - say against "key.attribute". Or, it could use a separate SharedMap to store the user information against the same key.
  ## Shared Directory / Sub Directory With Interception
  @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ function createDirectoryWithInterception<T extends IDirectory>(
  context: IFluidDataStoreContext,
  setInterceptionCallback: (baseDirectory: IDirectory, subDirectory: IDirectory, key: string, value: any) => void): T;
  ```
  -It can be used to wrap a SharedDirectory or one of it's subdirectories to get an interception callback when set is called on the object. The callback funtion is passed the following:
  +It can be used to wrap a SharedDirectory or one of it's subdirectories to get an interception callback when set is called on the object. The callback function is passed the following:
  - baseDirectory: This is the outermost directory in this directory structure that was wrapped. For example, when a SharedDirectory (say 'root') is wrapped, then a set on it or any of its sub directories will be passed 'root' as the baseDirectory.
  - subDirectory: This is the directory that the set is called on and which calls the callback.
  - key: They key that set was called with.
  