message: replace "GridSurfaceCreatesGridCurve" to "GridCurveBundle" in the documentation
diff: @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ GridCurve representing other geometry (typically 3d splines). `GeneralGridCurve`
  A collection of `GridSurface` instances.
  -Grids known in other products like IAI IfcGrid or Grid in `AECOsim Building Designer` contain curves, rather than surfaces. However, those curves are later referenced over different elevations, which makes those elements conceptually surfaces intersecting those elevations. in BIS - `Grid` is a collection of surfaces rather than curves. curves are a result of surfaces intersecting, known as `GridCurve`. While this approach ensures compatibility with legacy grids it also is more flexible. i.e. by manipulating the .EndElevation properties of individual instances of `IPlanGridSurface` in a `PlanGrid` intersecting `ElevationGrid`, individual `GridCurve` instances could be made not to appear on higher elevations. curves could be made not to appear on certain elevations by using the `GridSurfaceCreatesGridCurve` relationship (i.e. appear on story-1 and story-3, but skip story-2). number of axes is also unlimited in `SketchGrid`, `ElevationGrid` and `FreeGrid`.
  +Grids known in other products like IAI IfcGrid or Grid in `AECOsim Building Designer` contain curves, rather than surfaces. However, those curves are later referenced over different elevations, which makes those elements conceptually surfaces intersecting those elevations. in BIS - `Grid` is a collection of surfaces rather than curves. curves are a result of surfaces intersecting, known as `GridCurve`. While this approach ensures compatibility with legacy grids it also is more flexible. i.e. by manipulating the .EndElevation properties of individual instances of `IPlanGridSurface` in a `PlanGrid` intersecting `ElevationGrid`, individual `GridCurve` instances could be made not to appear on higher elevations. curves could be made to appear on certain elevations by using the `GridCurveBundle` element (i.e. appear on story-1 and story-3, but skip story-2). number of axes is also unlimited in `SketchGrid`, `ElevationGrid` and `FreeGrid`.
  <u>Naming:</u>
  