message: typo: proeprties -> properties
diff: @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ To represent `byte` arrays in the generated code, the property of the OpenAPI de
  AutoRest generates `DateTime` typed properties in generated C# code for OpenAPI properties that have `string` as the type and `date-time` as the format. Note: it's possible to generate these properties as `DateTimeOffset` in C# when `-useDateTimeOffset` parameter is passed via command line.
  - **`int` / `long`**
  -Both `int` and `long` proeprties in the generated code correspond to `integer` types in OpenAPI properties. If the format of the OpenAPI property is `int32`, `int` will be generated; if the format is `int64`, `long` will be generated. If the format field of the OpenAPI property is not set, AutoRest use format `int32`.
  +Both `int` and `long` properties in the generated code correspond to `integer` types in OpenAPI properties. If the format of the OpenAPI property is `int32`, `int` will be generated; if the format is `int64`, `long` will be generated. If the format field of the OpenAPI property is not set, AutoRest use format `int32`.
  **Example:**
  ```json
  @@ -625,7 +625,7 @@ public async Task<HttpOperationResponse<Product>> ListWithOperationResponseAsync
  > Note that parameters that have field `in` as path are always required and the `required` field will be ignored.
  -Properties in OpenAPI Schema do not contain a required field. Instead, Each definition schema can provide a `'required'` array that specifies which proeprties are required. An example is shown below.
  +Properties in OpenAPI Schema do not contain a required field. Instead, Each definition schema can provide a `'required'` array that specifies which properties are required. An example is shown below.
  ```json
  "Product": {
  "required": [
  