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fix: Typo 

Co-authored-by: Kaur Kuut <strom@nevermore.ee>
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@ -939,7 +939,7 @@ Misc alternatives
- Either way, the big care about is there being attention drawn to the change.
We couldn't want this to be like sparse registries where a setting exists and we change the default and people hardly notice (besides any improvements)
- `cargo build` will treat incompatible MSRVs as a workspace-level lint, rather than a package level lint, to avoid the complexity of mapping the dependency to a workspace-member to select `[lint]` tables to respect and then dealing with unifying conflicting levels in between `[lint]` tables among members.
- `--ignore-rust-version` picks absolutely the latest dependencies to support both users on latest rustc and users wanting "unsupported" dependencies, at the cost of users not on the latest rustc but still want latest more up-to-date dependencies than their MSRV allows
- `--ignore-rust-version` picks absolutely the latest dependencies to support both users on latest rustc and users wanting "unsupported" dependencies, at the cost of users not on the latest rustc but still wanting latest more up-to-date dependencies than their MSRV allows
- Compilation commands (e.g. `cargo check`) will take on two meanings for `--ignore-rust-version`, (1) `allow` the workspace diagnostic and (2) resolve changed dependencies to latest when syncing `Cargo.toml` to `Cargo.lock`.
- This expansion of scope is for consistency
- Being a flag to turn the `deny` into an `allow` is a high friction workflow that we expect users to not be too negatively impacted by this expansion.