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PEP 622: minor word additions/changes (#1453)

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@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ Guards
Each *top-level* pattern can be followed by a guard of the form
``if expression``. A case clause succeeds if the pattern matches and the guard
evaluates to true value. For example::
evaluates to a true value. For example::
match input:
case [x, y] if x > MAX_INT and y > MAX_INT:
@ -818,7 +818,7 @@ this example::
target: str
value: Expression
@dataclasses
@dataclass
class Print(Statement):
value: Expression
@ -843,7 +843,7 @@ Type erasure
Class patterns are subject to runtime type erasure. Namely, although one
can define a type alias ``IntQueue = Queue[int]`` so that a pattern like
``IntQueue()`` is syntactically valid, type checkers should rejected such
``IntQueue()`` is syntactically valid, type checkers should reject such a
match::
queue: Union[Queue[int], Queue[str]]
@ -1056,9 +1056,9 @@ A small collection of example code is
Rejected Ideas
==============
This general idea was floating around for pretty long time, and many
This general idea has been floating around for a pretty long time, and many
back and forth decisions were made. Here we summarize many alternative
paths that were taken, but abandoned after all.
paths that were taken but eventually abandoned.
Don't do this, pattern matching is hard to learn
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