Fix typo: recieve -> receive in WebSocket handler#55525
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Corrected spelling of 'receive' in the docstring for the msg_channel_wsh.py WebSocket handler. The word was misspelled as 'recieve' in two locations within the function documentation describing the main loop for read-type connections. This is a documentation-only change with no functional impact.
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This PR fixes a spelling error in the documentation for the WebSocket message channel handler.
What was fixed:
Location:
websockets/handlers/msg_channel_wsh.py - in the documentation for the main loop of read-type connections
Impact:
This is a simple typo fix that makes the codebase more professional and easier to read.