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Fix Consistency and Spelling in Documentation #1872

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion crates/precompile/README.md
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### REVM Precompiles - Ethereum compatible precompiled contracts

Used inside REVM and passes all eth/tests. It supports all Ethereum hardforks.
Used inside REVM and passes all eth/tests. It supports all Ethereum hard forks.
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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ The project has 4 main crates that are used to build revm. These are:

There are two binaries both of which are used for testing. To install them run `cargo install --path bins/<binary-name>`. The binaries are:

- `revme`: A CLI binary, used for running state test json. Currently it is used to run [ethereum tests](https://github.com/ethereum/tests) to check if revm is compliant. For example if you have the eth tests cloned into a directory called eth tests and the EIP tests in the following directories you can run
- `revme`: A CLI binary, used for running state test json. Currently it is used to run [ethereum tests](https://github.com/ethereum/tests) to check if revm is compliant. For example if you have the eth-tests cloned into a directory called eth-tests and the EIP tests in the following directories you can run
```bash
cargo run --profile ethtests -p revme -- \
statetest \
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