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- docs/api.rst: drop duplicated 'from' in exception namespace sentence - src/attr/_make.py: drop duplicated 'picked' in alias auto-generation comment The attrs CONTRIBUTING guide encourages submitting typos and grammar fixes, so these minor word-repetition fixes are welcome. They are isolated to comments and prose, so no tests or behavior changes are required.
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Summary
Fix two minor word-repetition typos in the project:
docs/api.rst:105- drop duplicatedfromin the exception namespace sentence: "it doesn't matter from from which namespace they've been raised".src/attr/_make.py:2652- drop duplicatedpickedin the alias auto-generation comment: "if the user picked picked the old one".Why
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attrsCONTRIBUTING guide explicitly encourages drive-by typo and grammar fixes:These changes are isolated to a doc paragraph and one inline comment, so they don't alter any runtime behavior and don't require new tests or coverage work.
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