chore: fix some minor issues in comments

chia/_tests/core/full_node/test_full_node.py

@@ -2626,7 +2626,7 @@ async def test_long_reorg(
     # now reorg back to the original chain
     # this exercises the case where we have some of the blocks in the DB already
     node.full_node.blockchain.clean_block_records()
-    # when using add_block manualy we must warmup the cache
+    # when using add_block manually we must warmup the cache
     await node.full_node.blockchain.warmup(uint32(fork_point - 100))
     if light_blocks:
         blocks = default_10000_blocks[fork_point - 100 : 3200]
@@ -2854,7 +2854,7 @@ def check_nodes_in_sync() -> bool:
 
     # now continue building the chain on top of B
     # since spend_bundle was supposed to have been reorged-out, we should be
-    # able to include it in another block, howerver, since we replaced a TX
+    # able to include it in another block, however, since we replaced a TX
     # block with a non-TX block, it won't be available immediately at height 11
 
     # add a TX block, this will make spend_bundle valid in the next block

chia/_tests/core/mempool/test_mempool.py

@@ -2278,7 +2278,7 @@ def test_duplicate_height_time_conditions(self, opcode: ConditionOpcode, softfor
     def test_just_announcement(self, opcode: ConditionOpcode, softfork_height: uint32) -> None:
         message = "a" * 1024
         # announcements are validated on the Rust side and never returned
-        # back. They are either satisified or cause an immediate failure
+        # back. They are either satisfied or cause an immediate failure
         npc_result = generator_condition_tester(f'({opcode.value[0]} "{message}") ' * 50, height=softfork_height)
         assert npc_result.error is None
         assert npc_result.conds is not None
@@ -2296,7 +2296,7 @@ def test_just_announcement(self, opcode: ConditionOpcode, softfork_height: uint3
     def test_assert_announcement_fail(self, opcode: ConditionOpcode, softfork_height: uint32) -> None:
         message = "a" * 1024
         # announcements are validated on the Rust side and never returned
-        # back. They ar either satisified or cause an immediate failure
+        # back. They ar either satisfied or cause an immediate failure
         # in this test we just assert announcements, we never make them, so
         # these should fail
         npc_result = generator_condition_tester(f'({opcode.value[0]} "{message}") ', height=softfork_height)

chia/_tests/core/util/test_config.py

@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ def test_multiple_writers(self, root_path_populated_with_config, default_config_
         Test whether multiple readers/writers encounter data corruption. When using non-atomic operations
         to write to the config, partial/incomplete writes can cause readers to yield bad/corrupt data.
         """
-        # Artifically inflate the size of the default config. This is done to (hopefully) force
+        # Artificially inflate the size of the default config. This is done to (hopefully) force
         # save_config() to require multiple writes. When save_config() was using shutil.move()
         # multiple writes were observed, leading to read failures when data was partially written.
         default_config_dict["xyz"] = "x" * 32768

chia/wallet/conditions.py

@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None:
             and self.coin_id_committed is None
             and self.mode_integer is None
         ):
-            raise ValueError("Must specify at least one committment. Anyone-can-send/recieve is not allowed.")
+            raise ValueError("Must specify at least one commitment. Anyone-can-send/recieve is not allowed.")
         if self.coin_id_committed is not None:
             if self.parent_id_committed is None or self.puzzle_hash_committed is None or self.amount_committed is None:
                 if not (
@@ -482,7 +482,7 @@ def convert_noneness_to_bit(maybe_none: Optional[Any]) -> int:
     @property
     def necessary_args(self) -> list[Program]:
         if self._nothing_committed:
-            raise ValueError("Cannot generate necessary_args for a participant without committment information")
+            raise ValueError("Cannot generate necessary_args for a participant without commitment information")
 
         if self.coin_id_committed:
             return [Program.to(self.coin_id_committed)]