docs: fix typo

Author: hynek

docs/names.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ And so it happened that *attrs* [shipped](https://www.attrs.org/en/17.3.0.post2/
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 Due to backwards-compatibility concerns, this feature is off by default in the {func}`attr.s` decorator and has to be activated using `@attr.s(auto_attribs=True)`, though.
-As a little easter egg and to save ourselves some typing, we've also [added](https://github.com/python-attrs/attrs/commit/88aa1c897dfe2ee4aa987e4a56f2ba1344a17238#diff-4fc63db1f2fcb7c6e464ee9a77c3c74e90dd191d1c9ffc3bdd1234d3a6663dc0R48) an alias called `attr.dataclasses` that just set `auto_attribs=True`.
+As a little easter egg and to save ourselves some typing, we've also [added](https://github.com/python-attrs/attrs/commit/88aa1c897dfe2ee4aa987e4a56f2ba1344a17238#diff-4fc63db1f2fcb7c6e464ee9a77c3c74e90dd191d1c9ffc3bdd1234d3a6663dc0R48) an alias called `attr.dataclass` that just set `auto_attribs=True`.
 It was never documented, but people found it and used it and loved it.
 
 Over the next months and years it became clear that type annotations have become the popular way to define classes and their attributes.