Fix typo.

Author: jq-rs

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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ <h2>Mles - beta3: peer connection stability fix and Resync support</h2>
 
 <p>Hi all! An issue with peer connections was found during 1.0.0-beta2 testing, thanks to all for testing efforts! The problem was that whenever a peer initiated a connection to a root server, it sent only the header of the first message to line. This could cause occasional instability to the peer server connections. The problem was introduced during code refactoring and was not catched by tests because the peer server connection handling did not unfortunately have automated tests. Now the issue is fixed with newly release beta3! The unit tests are also enhanced so that this particular problem won't ever happen again, but there may well be other issues. To ease up testing, mles.io has now open 8077 port a limited time before 1.0.0 release with "mles-devel-frank" key for you to have a try of the protocol. So why not give beta3 a go? Please remember to send feedback!</p>
 
-<p>Another pretty exiting feature introduced in beta3 is the new resynchronization support between root and peer servers. Whenever a root server is restarted, it resyncs its state from peer servers' channel subscriptions, if they happen to have the history available for their channels (they could be configured to not to save any history). The resync is done with a newly introduced ResyncMsg-message. If you want to try it, you'll need to update your root and peer servers to beta3. This kind of distributed protection type of service is often very complex to introduce to any environment, however this resyncing feature was pretty swift (or should I say Rusty..) to implement. Moreover, it gives visibility to clients for the root server restart which was not seen earlier at all. I think it is a cool and quite unique feature to have in Mles - and now on board as part of forthcoming 1.0-release!</p>
+<p>Another pretty exciting feature introduced in beta3 is the new resynchronization support between root and peer servers. Whenever a root server is restarted, it resyncs its state from peer servers' channel subscriptions, if they happen to have the history available for their channels (they could be configured to not to save any history). The resync is done with a newly introduced ResyncMsg-message. If you want to try it, you'll need to update your root and peer servers to beta3. This kind of distributed protection type of service is often very complex to introduce to any environment, however this resyncing feature was pretty swift (or should I say Rusty..) to implement. Moreover, it gives visibility to clients for the root server restart which was not seen earlier at all. I think it is a cool and quite unique feature to have in Mles - and now on board as part of forthcoming 1.0-release!</p>
 
 <p>And of course all the details are available at <a href="https://github.com/jq-rs/mles-rs">https://github.com/jq-rs/mles-rs</a>, please have a look if interested! PRs are welcome too for issues you may find!</p>