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Fixed a couple spelling mistakes in markdown files. (#316)

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@ -127,5 +127,5 @@ We have a few behavior deviations from Lua 5.x that come from either a different
* Tail calls are not supported to simplify implementation, make debugging/stack traces more predictable and allow deep validation of caller identity for security * Tail calls are not supported to simplify implementation, make debugging/stack traces more predictable and allow deep validation of caller identity for security
* Order of table assignment in table literals follows program order in mixed tables (Lua 5.x assigns array elements first in some cases) * Order of table assignment in table literals follows program order in mixed tables (Lua 5.x assigns array elements first in some cases)
* Equality comparisons call `__eq` metamethod even when objects are rawequal (which matches other metamethods like `<=` and facilitates NaN checking) * Equality comparisons call `__eq` metamethod even when objects are rawequal (which matches other metamethods like `<=` and facilitates NaN checking)
* `function()` expressions may reuse a previosly created closure in certain scenarios (when all upvalues captured are the same) for efficiency, which changes object identity but doesn't change call semantics -- this is different from Lua 5.1 but similar to Lua 5.2/5.3 * `function()` expressions may reuse a previously created closure in certain scenarios (when all upvalues captured are the same) for efficiency, which changes object identity but doesn't change call semantics -- this is different from Lua 5.1 but similar to Lua 5.2/5.3
* `os.time` returns UTC timestamp when called with a table for consistency * `os.time` returns UTC timestamp when called with a table for consistency

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ One of main goals of Luau is to enable high performance code. To help with that
code is in developers' hands, and is a combination of good algorithm design and implementation that adheres to the strengths of the language. To help write efficient code, Luau code is in developers' hands, and is a combination of good algorithm design and implementation that adheres to the strengths of the language. To help write efficient code, Luau
provides a built-in profiler that samples the execution of the program and outputs a profiler dump that can be converted to an interactive flamegraph. provides a built-in profiler that samples the execution of the program and outputs a profiler dump that can be converted to an interactive flamegraph.
To run the profiler, make sure you have an optimized build of the intepreter (otherwise profiling results are going to be very skewed) and run it with `--profile` argument: To run the profiler, make sure you have an optimized build of the interpreter (otherwise profiling results are going to be very skewed) and run it with `--profile` argument:
``` ```
$ luau --profile tests/chess.lua $ luau --profile tests/chess.lua