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fix: Typo correction #795

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Expand Up @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The smallest unit of compilation in Lean is a single {tech}[source file].
Source files may import other source files based on their file names.
In other words, the names and folder structures of files are significant in Lean code.

Each source file has an {deftech}_import name_ that is derived from a combination of its filename and the way in which Lean was invoked: Lean has set of a _root directories_ in which it expects to find code, and the source file's import name is the names of the directories from the root to the filename, with dots (`.`) interspersed and `.lean` removed.
Each source file has an {deftech}_import name_ that is derived from a combination of its filename and the way in which Lean was invoked: Lean has a set of _root directories_ in which it expects to find code, and the source file's import name is the names of the directories from the root to the filename, with dots (`.`) interspersed and `.lean` removed.
For example, if Lean is invoked with `Projects/MyLib/src` as its root, the file `Projects/MyLib/src/Literature/Novel/SciFi.lean` could be imported as `Literature.Novel.SciFi`.

::: TODO
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