Merge pull request #60 from pedropark99/revision-11

Add a revision for Chapter 11

Chapters/14-threads.qmd

@@ -255,7 +255,7 @@ pub fn main() !void {
 ```
 
 Notice the use of `try` when calling the `spawn()` method. This means
-that this method can return an error in some circunstances. One circunstance
+that this method can return an error in some circumstances. One circumstance
 in particular is when you attempt to create a new thread, when you have already
 created too much (i.e. you have excedeed the quota of concurrent threads in your system).
 

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