Revert "remove repetitive words (#35434)"

[steviez]

Problem

I completely spaced and merged #35434; not realizing that I was operating on the solana-labs repo and NOT agave.

Summary of Changes

This reverts commit 556a749.

[steviez]

Kudos to @CriesofCarrots for quickly catching my screwup. Chatting with her, there are seemingly two options:

1. Merge this PR to revert remove repetitive words #35434 and leave the source code contents (but not the git history) in the same state
2. Force push to the repo with that commit reverted which would also make the git history as if my errant commit never occurred

I think I heard that we have been doing manual/semi-automated cherry-picks, so 1. would seemingly do the trick. However, if we decided that we wanted to do option 2., then force pushing to drop two commits is seemingly no worse than force pushing to drop one commit.

With that being said, I'm going to push this PR as-is despite the red on CI; not sure why this PR wasn't automatically closed but that is another discussion. If we decide to go option 2., we'll have to find someone who has force push powers (or maybe someone will have to flip the setting on real quick, do it, and then re-disable it)

CC @yihau @willhickey - Apologies in advance for any headache this causes