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Fixes a few spelling mistakes #4

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<h3>
<a id="whatIsStjs">What is ST-JS</a>
</h3>
<p>ST-JS is a Java-to-JavaScript transpiler. It's goal is to let
<p>ST-JS is a Java-to-JavaScript transpiler. Its goal is to let
you write true JavaScript while borrowing the syntax and type
checking of Java.</p>
<p>ST-JS lets you write your client-side code in Java, and will
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HTML page, before all the generated JavaScript. This file is the only mandatory runtime dependency for ST-JS.
</li>
<li>
<strong>jquery bridge:</strong> A Java library that exposes a properly typed version of the jQuery API. It's purpose
and usage is similar to js-lib, but for jQuery. Note that jQuery is not a dependency of ST-JS, and using this bridge is
<strong>jquery bridge:</strong> A Java library that exposes a properly typed version of the jQuery API. Its purpose
and usage are similar to js-lib, but for jQuery. Note that jQuery is not a dependency of ST-JS, and using this bridge is
not mandatory.
</li>
<li>
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<h5>Comparison</h5>
<p>
The comparison of objects or primitives is slightly different
between Java and Javscript. For example <i>equals</i> method does
between Java and Javascript. For example <i>equals</i> method does
not exist in JavaScript (and there is no way to influence how
egality operators behave in JavaScript).<br /> Conversely the
triple "=" (===) does not exist in Java. And the "==" sign has a
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