vcl README: fix several typos

[Wertzui123]

Summary by CodeRabbit

Documentation:

• Corrected a minor typographical error in the VCL README.md file. The word "writting" has been updated to "writing". This change improves the readability and understanding of the documentation but does not impact the functionality of the code.

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Walkthrough

The change made is a minor text correction in the README.md file of the VCL project. The word "writting" has been corrected to "writing", enhancing the readability of the document. This change does not impact the code's functionality or logic.

Changes

File Path	Summary
.../vcl/README.md	Corrected a typo in the text, changing "writting" to "writing". No impact on code functionality.

Poem

🐇🍂 On this fine autumn day, a change so small, yet mightily bright, 🍂🐇

📝 "Writting" to "writing", we set the typo right. 📝

🎃 On this Halloween day, no tricks, just a treat, 🎃

🌟 A README now polished, and oh so neat! 🌟

🌍 From every culture, to each coder's delight, 🌍

🎉 We celebrate this change, under the moon's soft light. 🎉

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