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Fix a few typos in lib/bap_primus/bap_primus.mli #1600

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Expand Up @@ -83,14 +83,14 @@ module Std : sig
but only one will be active. A component that is responsible for
selecting a machine fork that is currently active is called
{i scheduler}. Since there are few different scheduling strategies
avaiable, there are also a few schedulers.
available, there are also a few schedulers.

{2 Components and Systems}

Components are the main building blocks of the Primus
machine. Components subscribe to the observations provided by
Primus libraries and other components. The attached callbacks
changes the behavior of the Machine thusaffecting its semantics.
changes the behavior of the Machine thus affecting its semantics.
A particular composition of components is called a
{i system}. Therefore a system is a Primus application that could
be run. The Primus Framework provides an extenisble repository
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To run the specified system, either use {!Primus.System.run} to
run it in the Knowledge monad or use
{!Primus.System.Generic.run} to run the Machine in the monad
some other monad.
{!Primus.System.Generic.run} to run the Machine in some other monad.

It is also possible to create a {!Primus.Job} and enqueue it in
the Primus Jobs queue with the {!Primus.Jobs.enqueue}
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