message: Typo paramater -> parameter
diff: @@ -530,7 +530,7 @@ Field Name | Type | Description
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  hostTemplate | `string` | **Required**. Specifies the parameterized template for the host.
  useSchemePrefix | `boolean` | **Optional, Default: true**. Specifes whether to prepend the default scheme a.k.a protocol to the base uri of client.
  -positionInOperation | `string` | **Optional, Default: first**. Specifies whether the list of parameters will appear in the beginning or in the end, in the method signature for every operation. The order within the parameters provided in the below mentioned array will be preserved. Either the array of parameters will be prepended or appended, based on the value provided over here. Valid values are **"first", "last"**. Every method/operation in any programming language has parameters categorized into two buckets **"required"** and **"optional"**. It is natural for optional paramaters to appear in the end in a method signature. **This aspect will be preserved, while prepending(first) or appending(last) hostTemplate parameters .**
  +positionInOperation | `string` | **Optional, Default: first**. Specifies whether the list of parameters will appear in the beginning or in the end, in the method signature for every operation. The order within the parameters provided in the below mentioned array will be preserved. Either the array of parameters will be prepended or appended, based on the value provided over here. Valid values are **"first", "last"**. Every method/operation in any programming language has parameters categorized into two buckets **"required"** and **"optional"**. It is natural for optional parameters to appear in the end in a method signature. **This aspect will be preserved, while prepending(first) or appending(last) hostTemplate parameters .**
  parameters | [Array of Parameter Objects](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/blob/master/versions/2.0.md#parameterObject) | The list of parameters that are used within the hostTemplate. This can include both reference parameters as well as explicit parameters. Note that "in" is **required** and **must be** set to **"path"**. The reference parameters will be treated as **global parameters** and will end up as property of the client.
  **Example**:
  