docs: minor grammatical tweaks (vuelidate#839)

packages/docs/src/examples.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ You can nest validators to match your data as deep as you want. Parent validator
 
 ## $error vs $anyError
 
-There are two common ways of considering if an error should be displayed. It is important to understand which one suits your use case better. You can use either `$error` or `$anyError` validation property, or by extension, the low-level variants: `$dirty` or `$anyDirty`. Note that this documentation uses mainly `$error` variant in it's examples, but the choice is yours to make.
+There are two common ways of considering if an error should be displayed. It is important to understand which one suits your use case better. You can use either `$error` or `$anyError` validation property, or by extension, the low-level variants: `$dirty` or `$anyDirty`. Note that this documentation uses mainly `$error` variant in its examples, but the choice is yours to make.
 
 > Example
 

packages/docs/src/guide.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 As we mentioned in the [getting started guide](/#getting-started-2), validation rules are defined inside the object returned by the `validations`
 method. We will refer to those as just _validations_ from now on.
 
-You can access the component's instance, and it's properties via `this` when writing more complicated validation rules.
+You can access the component's instance, and its properties via `this` when writing more complicated validation rules.
 
 ::: warning
 **Note:** Pre Vuelidate 2 `validations` was allowed to be an object as well as a function. This is still available, for backwards compatibility
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ export default {
 }
 ```
 
-This will create an internal watcher, that will update `$dirty`, the moment that field property is changed. It will ensure the validator tracks it's
+This will create an internal watcher, that will update `$dirty`, the moment that field property is changed. It will ensure the validator tracks its
 bound data, and sets the dirty state accordingly.
 
 You can then change your field's `v-model` expression to just the data property:
@@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ As you can see, the `name` field has its own `$dirty`, `$error` among other attr
 The root properties like, `$dirty`, `$error` and `$invalid` are all collective computed properties, meaning their value changes depending on the
 nested children's state.
 
-**Example:** If a form has 10 fields and one of them has it's `$error: true`, then the root `$error` will also be `true`, giving additional
+**Example:** If a form has 10 fields and one of them has its `$error: true`, then the root `$error` will also be `true`, giving additional
 flexibility when trying to display error state.
 
 ## Displaying error messages

packages/validators/src/utils/common.js

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ export function unwrapValidatorResponse (result) {
 }
 
 /**
- * Unwraps a `NormalizedValidator` object, returning it's validator function.
+ * Unwraps a `NormalizedValidator` object, returning its validator function.
  * @param {NormalizedValidator | Function} validator
  * @return {function}
  */

packages/vuelidate/src/core.js

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ function sortValidations (validationsRaw = {}) {
 }
 
 /**
- * Calls a validation rule by unwrapping it's value first from a ref.
+ * Calls a validation rule by unwrapping its value first from a ref.
  * @param {Validator} rule
  * @param {Ref} value
  * @param {VueInstance} instance

packages/vuelidate/src/index.js

@@ -59,11 +59,11 @@ function nestedValidations ({ $scope }) {
 
   // inject the `injectChildResultsIntoParent` method, into the current scope
   const sendValidationResultsToParent = inject(VuelidateInjectChildResults, () => {})
-  // provide to all of it's children the send results to parent function
+  // provide to all of its children the send results to parent function
   provide(VuelidateInjectChildResults, injectChildResultsIntoParent)
 
   const removeValidationResultsFromParent = inject(VuelidateRemoveChildResults, () => {})
-  // provide to all of it's children the remove results  function
+  // provide to all of its children the remove results  function
   provide(VuelidateRemoveChildResults, removeChildResultsFromParent)
 
   return { childResults, sendValidationResultsToParent, removeValidationResultsFromParent }
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ function nestedValidations ({ $scope }) {
  * @typedef GlobalConfig
  * @property {String} [$registerAs] - Config Object
  * @property {String | Number | Symbol} [$scope] - A scope to limit child component registration
- * @property {Boolean} [$stopPropagation] - Tells a Vue component to stop sending it's results up to the parent
+ * @property {Boolean} [$stopPropagation] - Tells a Vue component to stop sending its results up to the parent
  * @property {Ref<Object>} [$externalResults] - External error messages, like from server validation.
  */