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[aso20455]

have - has
make - makes
the amount - the number
transferrable - transferable
optimizes - optimize
methods - method
"system transaction" for - add space

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The pull request introduces multiple minor grammatical corrections and language clarifications across several documentation pages. In the Holocene Changes notice, a subject-verb agreement issue is corrected. The Chain Operators Architecture page sees a correction to the verb form associated with the op-deployer component. Similarly, the Alt-DA Mode page now uses "number of transactions" for clarity, and the Span Batches document updates the verb form to maintain consistency. Additionally, the documentation for the op-txproxy service corrects a method reference, and the Adding Derivation Attributes tutorial fixes a typographical spacing error. No logical changes, code-level modifications, or alterations to public entities have been made; these changes strictly improve the grammatical accuracy and readability of the content.

Possibly related PRs

• fix spelling docs #1370: Addresses similar grammatical corrections in the Holocene changes documentation.
• Update holocene-changes.mdx #1172: Focuses on hardfork activation inheritance behavior for node operators with related textual adjustments.
• Schedule and Details for the Holocene Upgrade Across Superchains #1161: Also involves grammatical improvements in documentation related to the Holocene upgrade for node operators.

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