Fix Typos

[detinsley1s]

I fixed numerous typos I found within the document, such as spelling mistakes and punctuation mistakes.

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[kwwall]

I wouldn't said 'aide' only can refer to people, but it typically does. And in the not-too-distant future, when IDEs start picking up AI assistance or we all start using smart, personalized AI agents, it wouldn't surprise me if we start referring to that personalized assistance as a 'debugging aide', just like we would a personal human mentor who might help us with debugging. But I digress. As I said, I'm okay with the way things are. Probably the whole s/makefile/Makefile/ changes are the ones that are most upsetting to my nitpicking, because those go against common use of the 'make' man page. But in the end, it's not worth arguing over.