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Fix typos in fields.py comments.

Review Request #10927 — Created Feb. 29, 2020 and submitted April 1, 2020, 9:50 a.m.

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In reviewboard/reviews/fields.py, there are two typos in the comments.

One is in the comments for method propagate_data(): explictly
should be explicitly.

And the other one is appropraite (should be appropriate) in the
comments for get_css_classes().

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Summary	ID	Author
Fix typos in fields.py comments.	3eb8d20ad7ac2caf8d80ee72e040133aeef5415a	Jay

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Good catches! Can you make sure the description matches our requirements for word wrapping and content?	chipx86	March 3, 2020, 9:13 p.m.

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Good catches! Can you make sure the description matches our requirements for word wrapping and content?

Sorry for the poor readability of my old description! I have changed it. Please let me know if it can be clearer.

Description:: ~
In reviewboard/reviews/fields.py, the comments for method propagate_data(review_request_details)
~ and get_css_classes() have typos: explictly (should be explicitly) and appropraite (should
~ be appropriate.
~
In reviewboard/reviews/fields.py, there are two typos in the comments.
~
~
One is in the comments for method propagate_data(): explictly
+ should be explicitly.
+
+
And the other one is appropraite (should be appropriate) in the
+ comments for get_css_classes().

Ship it!

~		In `reviewboard/reviews/fields.py`, the comments for method `propagate_data(review_request_details)`
~		and `get_css_classes()` have typos: `explictly` (should be `explicitly`) and `appropraite` (should
~		be `appropriate`.
	~	In `reviewboard/reviews/fields.py`, there are two typos in the comments.
	~
	~	One is in the comments for method `propagate_data()`: `explictly`
	+	should be `explicitly`.
	+
	+	And the other one is `appropraite` (should be `appropriate`) in the
	+	comments for `get_css_classes()`.