fix typoes in turret set class - #49
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Pull request overview
This PR focuses on correcting spelling mistakes in comments within EveTurretSet, improving readability while leaving runtime behavior unchanged.
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- Corrected multiple typos in comment text (e.g., “invalid”, “sneak”, “active”, “degrees”, “ignore”).
- Standardized some wording in state-transition comments (e.g., “fadeout tracking”).
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…gine#49) Co-authored-by: rebecca <1+rebecca@noreply.localhost>
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Found a bunch of typoes that were bothering me while working on the new child turrets