docs: fix prop-name typo in useContext docs#8404
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Pull request overview
This PR makes a small documentation correction in the React useContext reference by fixing a typo in the troubleshooting section.
Changes:
- Corrects the spelling of “mistakingly” to “mistakenly” in
useContextdocs.
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| You may have also mistakingly used a different prop name by mistake: | ||
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Issue: N/A (trivial docs typo fix)
Fixes a typo in the
useContextdocs by changingmistakinglytomistakenly.Guideline alignment:
Validation: