docs: Fix grammar and spelling in README.md #15
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1. Staknet's → Starknet's
Explanation: This fixes a typo in the project name. "Starknet" is the correct name of the blockchain platform, while "Staknet" was a misspelling. Proper naming is crucial for technical documentation, especially when referring to specific platforms or technologies.
2. build → built
Explanation: This is a grammatical correction. In this context, we need the past participle form "built" because:
The sentence is in passive voice ("is built")
We're describing an existing state of the project
"build" is the present tense/base form, which is incorrect in passive voice constructions
3. projects → project's
Explanation: This is a correction of possessive form:
projects (without apostrophe) would indicate plural form (multiple projects)
project's (with apostrophe) correctly indicates possession (the root folder belongs to the project)
Since we're referring to a single project's root folder, we need the singular possessive form