#22 minor

Author: angelobanse

docs/web/docs/Developer/Tests.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ to follow the [TextTest installation
 instructions](https://texttest.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=documentation_trunk&n=install_texttest)
 and the additional info there.
 
-For MacOS the following command should install all dependencies:
+For macOS the following command should install all dependencies:
 
 `brew install python py3cairo pygobject3 gtk+3 adwaita-icon-theme`
 

docs/web/docs/Developer/Translating.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ use `WRITE_MESSAGEF(TL("The vehicle '%' has a problem."), id);` (this works for
 
 Please be aware that changing a translatable string in the code (even if you just fix a typo)
 will invalidate (i.e. remove) all translations. This does not mean you should not do it, you
-should just review the changes to the translation files as well. In case you want to keep the translations 
+should just review the changes to the translation files as well. In case you want to keep the translations
 but fix a typo in the translatable string, please consider using [our helper scripts](#change_original_strings) for that task.
 
 The translations should not be applied to debug and developer messages. This includes everything
@@ -78,9 +78,9 @@ or run `tools/build_config/i18n.py -l <lang>` and make a pull request with the r
 
 # For developers
 
-The translated strings from Weblate are not pushed automatically to our github repo because automatic pushing
+The translated strings from Weblate are not pushed automatically to our GitHub repo because automatic pushing
 is generally a bad idea and weblate does not have the rights. If you want to merge the commits in weblate into
-the main github you have to do the following in your local git clone of SUMO:
+the main GitHub you have to do the following in your local git clone of SUMO:
 ```
 git pull  # make sure you are up to date and on the target branch (usually main)
 git remote add weblate https://hosted.weblate.org/git/eclipse-sumo/sumo-gui-netedit/  # add Weblate repo (only necessary once)

docs/web/docs/FAQ.md

@@ -1237,7 +1237,7 @@ Under windows these settings must be configured using `regedit` i.e. at the regi
 
 Starting with version 1.26.0 (specifically v1_25_0-454), it is possible to scale fonts and icons sizes in the gui-settings ('UI Scaling' in the openGL tab). The application must be restarted for the setting to take effect.
 
-In older versions the fox-registry (see above) must be used to change the 'normalfont'. On Linux and MaCOS this can be accomplished by creating the file *~/.foxrc/Desktop* with the following line:
+In older versions the fox-registry (see above) must be used to change the 'normalfont'. On Linux and macOS this can be accomplished by creating the file *~/.foxrc/Desktop* with the following line:
 `normalfont="Arial,200"`
 (with any desired font or size)
 

docs/web/docs/Simulation/Rerouter.md

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ jams, caused by spontaneous road closing.
 !!! caution
     When using modified permissions together with option/param **device.rerouting.mode=8**, there should be at most one rerouter definition at any one time in the simulation that contains all closings. Otherwise vehicles may loop endlessly between two closed edges (because all closings other than the current rerouter are ignored).
 
-!!! note      
+!!! note
     Closing lanes or edges by setting attribute 'allow' or 'disallow' may cause emergency braking. This can be mitigated by placing [VariableSpeedSigns](../Simulation/Variable_Speed_Signs.md) ahead of the closing and slowing down traffic briefly before the closing.
 
 ## Closing a Lane
@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ Parameter Name         | Default value | Description
 
 ### Reserving a parking space
 
-Whenever a [parkingArea] defines attribute `reservable="true"`, vehicles that reroute to such a parkingArea will reserve a parking space which acts to decrease the remaining capacity of that parkingArea and prevents other vehicles from taking the spot. 
+Whenever a [parkingArea] defines attribute `reservable="true"`, vehicles that reroute to such a parkingArea will reserve a parking space which acts to decrease the remaining capacity of that parkingArea and prevents other vehicles from taking the spot.
 
 ### Destination after rerouting
 
@@ -402,14 +402,14 @@ The attributes used within such definitions are:
 
 | Attribute Name | Value Type              | Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                |
 | -------------- | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| **main**       | edge ids (stringList)   | The ids of consecutive edges that a train must take at some point after the rerouter edge to be considered for being overtaken | 
+| **main**       | edge ids (stringList)   | The ids of consecutive edges that a train must take at some point after the rerouter edge to be considered for being overtaken |
 | **siding**     | edge ids (stringList)   | The ids of consecutive edges that will be used instead of the main edges for waiting to be overtaken.    |
 | minSaving      | float                   | The minimum time saving in seconds to trigger an overtaking maneuver (see below for the saving computation)  |
 | defer          | bool                    | Whether a slow train may elect to be overtaking at some downstream location (defaults to *true* if more than one `<overtakingReroute>` element is defined within the rerouter)   |
 
 Requirements for the siding:
 - one of the edges of the saiding must have a rail_signal at it's end
-- the siding must be long enough to accomodate the train being overtaken ahead of the rail signal
+- the siding must be long enough to accommodate the train being overtaken ahead of the rail signal
 
 Definitions for `<overtakingReroute>` can be created with the tool [createOvertakingReroutes.py](../Tools/Railways.md#createovertakingreroutespy).
 
@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ The value of *accelTimeLossFast* is non-zero, only if the faster train reaches t
    <interval begin="<BEGIN_TIME>" end="<END_TIME>">
       <stationReroute id="ts_5"/>
       <stationReroute id="ts_5b"/>
-      <stationReroute id="ts_5c"/>      
+      <stationReroute id="ts_5c"/>
    </interval>
 </rerouter>
 ```

docs/web/docs/Simulation/Waterways.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ They can also be explicitly specified by setting `allow="ship"`.
 
 To allow overtaking, it is recommended to build a network that enables [opposite direction driving](OppositeDirectionDriving.md).
 
-If a linear body of water is wide enough to accomodate more than two ships, it can either be modelled by
+If a linear body of water is wide enough to accommodate more than two ships, it can either be modelled by
 
 - defining multiple lanes per direction
 - defining a single wide lane per direction and enabling the [sublane model](SublaneModel.md#sublane-model)

docs/web/docs/Specification/Containers.md

@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ vehicle's stop, the container will be loaded onto the vehicle. If such a
 vehicle exists but the container is not positioned between the start and
 end position of the vehicle's stop, the container will still be loaded
 if the vehicle is triggered by the a container and the distance between
-container and vehicle is at most 10 metres. It will not be checked
+container and vehicle is at most 10 meters. It will not be checked
 whether the vehicle has the aspired destination on the current route.
 The first time the vehicle stops (on a well defined stop) at the
 destination edge, the transport is finished and the container proceeds

docs/web/docs/Specification/Persons.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ the following conditions are met
 - the vehicle is stopped in range of the person
   - if the vehicle is stopped at a busStop or other stoppling place, all locations along the stop are in range
   - if the vehicle stop defines attributes `startPos` and `endPos` any location within these values is in range
-  - if the vehicle is within range of option **--ride.stop-tolerance** (default *10*) 
+  - if the vehicle is within range of option **--ride.stop-tolerance** (default *10*)
 
 !!! note
     The `lines` attribute can be used to hail taxis, see [taxi](../Simulation/Taxi.md) for more information
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ to be inside the range of the stop.
 Stops define a delay until the next element of a plan is started. They
 can be used to model activities such as working or shopping. Stops for
 persons follow the specification at
-[Specification\#Stops](index.md#stops). However, the attributes `index`, `triggered`, `containerTriggered` and `parking` are not evaluated. 
+[Specification\#Stops](index.md#stops). However, the attributes `index`, `triggered`, `containerTriggered` and `parking` are not evaluated.
 With a `<stop>` it is possible to model activities with a fixed duration as well as those with
 a fixed end time. If a person needs to be transferred between two
 positions without delay, it is possible to use two stops at different locations in sequence and set attribute `jump` for the first stop.
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ person will enter the vehicle and start its ride. If such a vehicle
 exists but the person is not positioned between the start and end
 position of the vehicle's stop, the person will still enter if the
 vehicle is triggered by the person and the distance between person and
-vehicle is at most 10 metres. It does not check whether the vehicle has
+vehicle is at most 10 meters. It does not check whether the vehicle has
 the aspired destination on the current route. The first time the vehicle
 stops (on a well defined stop) at the destination edge, the ride is
 finished and the person proceeds with the next step in the plan.

docs/web/docs/Tutorials/CityMobil.md

@@ -244,7 +244,7 @@ One thing to note here is the usage of the dispatch algorithm which will determi
 which request to serve next.
 
 ## Running the scenario generation and the scenario
-Now finally we can run by double clicking the script or if you are on a Linux / MacOS console:
+Now finally we can run by double clicking the script or if you are on a Linux / macOS console:
 ```
 ./createNetTaxi.py
 ```

docs/web/docs/Versioning.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ There is only one line of development.
 
 It is denoted by a string consisting of a "v", the last release (e.g. "1_6_0"), a plus sign with the number of
 commits since last release (e.g. "+1520") and a minus followed by the first letters of the hash of the last commit to
-the main branch on github (e.g. "-cb474809f6"). For the python packages this is translated into "1.6.0.post1520" to be compliant
+the main branch on GitHub (e.g. "-cb474809f6"). For the python packages this is translated into "1.6.0.post1520" to be compliant
 with PEP440.
 
 ## Network version