Fix typos discovered by codespell (#238)

Author: cclauss

docs/guides/automated-tests.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Although pattern libraries often start as tools for manual tests during development, they can also be useful for automated UI testing. There are a few benefits to doing UI tests with a pattern library:
 
 - Test the components in isolation. When tests fail, you will know exactly which component has issues, rather than having to inspect whole pages to understand what might have changed.
-- Test the components with mock data. One of the issues with UI tests is to have test data for your UIs to render – you can reuse the pattern library data for this purpose (althoug there are [limitations](../guides/multiple-variants.md)).
+- Test the components with mock data. One of the issues with UI tests is to have test data for your UIs to render – you can reuse the pattern library data for this purpose (although there are [limitations](../guides/multiple-variants.md)).
 
 ## Setting up automated UI tests
 

docs/reference/api.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ YAML isn’t everyone’s favorite markup language, but it has the advantage of
 
 Here is what you need to know:
 
-- Use `.yaml` or `.yml` as the file extension for pattern configuration files. If both are present, the `.yaml` file takes precendence.
+- Use `.yaml` or `.yml` as the file extension for pattern configuration files. If both are present, the `.yaml` file takes precedence.
 - Use Mappings in place of Python Dictionaries.
 - Use Sequences in place of Python lists (or iterables like QuerySets).
 - The pattern library uses [PyYAML](https://pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAMLDocumentation) in particular

pattern_library/monkey_utils.py

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ def node_render(context):
                 tag_overridden = False
                 result = ""
 
-                # Get overriden tag config.
+                # Get overridden tag config.
                 tag_overrides = context.get("__pattern_library_tag_overrides", {})
 
                 # Extract values for lookup from the token