Clean up typos

This changeset cleans up a variety of typos that were found and submitted in PR #2588; we cannot directly accept external contributions, but we appreciate the flagging of things like this!

Signed-off-by: Carlo Costino <carlo.costino@gsa.gov>

notifications_utils/clients/redis/redis_client.py

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ class RedisClient:
 
         Notes:
         - Failed requests count. If over the limit and keep making requests you'll stay over the limit.
-        - The actual value in the set is just the timestamp, the same as the score. We don't store any requets details.
+        - The actual value in the set is just the timestamp, the same as the score. We don't store any request details.
         - return value of pipe.execute() is an array containing the outcome of each call.
             - result[2] == outcome of pipe.zcard()
         - If redis is inactive, or we get an exception, allow the request

notifications_utils/formatters.py

@@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ def strip_and_remove_obscure_whitespace(value):
 
 
 def remove_whitespace(value):
-    # Removes ALL whitespace, not just the obscure characters we normaly remove
+    # Removes ALL whitespace, not just the obscure characters we normally remove
     for character in ALL_WHITESPACE:
         value = value.replace(character, "")
 

notifications_utils/insensitive_dict.py

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ from ordered_set import OrderedSet
 class InsensitiveDict(dict):
     """
     `InsensitiveDict` behaves like an ordered dictionary, except it normalises
-    case, whitespace, hypens and underscores in keys.
+    case, whitespace, hyphens and underscores in keys.
 
     In other words,
     InsensitiveDict({'FIRST_NAME': 'example'}) == InsensitiveDict({'first name': 'example'})
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class InsensitiveDict(dict):
     def from_keys(cls, keys):
         """
         This behaves like `dict.from_keys`, except:
-        - it normalises the keys to ignore case, whitespace, hypens and
+        - it normalises the keys to ignore case, whitespace, hyphens and
           underscores
         - it stores the original, unnormalised key as the value of the
           item so it can be retrieved later

notifications_utils/international_billing_rates.yml

@@ -510,7 +510,7 @@
 '66':
   attributes:
     alpha: REG
-    comment: Maximum long message lenght is 459 for GSM7 or 201 for Unicode alphabet.
+    comment: Maximum long message length is 459 for GSM7 or 201 for Unicode alphabet.
       Special registration procedure for sending to DND numbers
     dlr: 'YES'
     generic_sender: SMS
@@ -577,7 +577,7 @@
     sender_and_registration_info: All senders CONVERTED into one available national
       numeric sender
     text_restrictions: Content template MUST be approved by the MNO. Transactional
-      traffic ONLY. Sufix added in the message text
+      traffic ONLY. Suffix added in the message text
   billable_units: 1
   names:
   - China

notifications_utils/recipients.py

@@ -652,7 +652,7 @@ def _do_simple_email_checks(match, email_address):
 def validate_email_address(email_address):  # noqa (C901 too complex)
     # almost exactly the same as by https://github.com/wtforms/wtforms/blob/master/wtforms/validators.py,
     # with minor tweaks for SES compatibility - to avoid complications we are a lot stricter with the local part
-    # than neccessary - we don't allow any double quotes or semicolons to prevent SES Technical Failures
+    # than necessary - we don't allow any double quotes or semicolons to prevent SES Technical Failures
     email_address = strip_and_remove_obscure_whitespace(email_address)
     match = re.match(EMAIL_REGEX_PATTERN, email_address)
 

notifications_utils/serialised_model.py

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ class SerialisedModel(ABC):
     guarantees that:
     - all of the ALLOWED_PROPERTIES are present in the underlying
       dictionary
-    - any other abritrary properties of the underlying dictionary can’t
+    - any other arbitrary properties of the underlying dictionary can’t
       be accessed
 
     If you are adding a new field to a model, you should ensure that

notifications_utils/template.py

@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ class BaseSMSTemplate(Template):
         # subclass, to avoid any HTML formatting. SMS templates differ
         # in that the content can include the service name as a prefix.
         # So historically we’ve returned the fully-formatted message,
-        # rather than some plain-text represenation of the content. To
+        # rather than some plain-text representation of the content. To
         # preserve compatibility for consumers of the API we maintain
         # that behaviour by overriding this method here.
         return SMSMessageTemplate.__str__(self)