Fixing various typos and missing words.

[stephenkilbaneadi]

Various minor corrections.

[stephenkilbaneadi]

Some other comments:

• This seems very long, overall. I think there's scope for something much shorter and punchier.
• Should there be a comment about the Biden White House Executive Order, the CRA, demands from regulated industries, etc?
• Under "Typical Open Source Licenses": “Whether such software should be treated as open source (or handled some other way) should be determined by agreement between the software supplier and the recipient.” Wait, what? This seems to suggest that, if the license is not on the OSI list, supplier and recipient can agree to ignore the license, and I know that’s not what was meant here….
• Not sure whether the reciprocal licenses section should say that it means people can share the modifications, or gain access to the modifications. Or both.
• When we're discussion the info that needs to be provided, should we just refer to NTIA minimum requirements?

[shanecoughlan]

@stephenkilbaneadi your comments were addressed in the last call as follows:

[Improvement] Supplier Leaflet: Steve - This seems very long, overall. I think there's scope for something much shorter and punchier https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material/issues/65

[Improvement] Supplier Leaflet: Steve - Should there be a comment about the Biden White House Executive Order, the CRA, demands from regulated industries, etc? https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material/issues/66

[Improvement] Supplier Leaflet: Steve - Potential Improvement under "Typical Open Source Licenses" https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material/issues/67

[Improvement] Supplier Leaflet: Steve - When we're discussion the info that needs to be provided, should we just refer to NTIA minimum requirements? https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material/issues/68

[Improvement] Supplier Leaflet: Steve - Not sure whether the reciprocal licenses section should say that it means people can share the modifications, or gain access to the modifications. Or both. https://github.com/OpenChain-Project/Reference-Material/issues/69