Fix typos and grammar in docs and issue templates - #2743
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What changed
Fixes five small, genuine typos and grammar errors across the docs and the issue templates.
test:coverageline to match the command's own description ("coverage report for core tests"), instead of "App tests".Why
These are small but user-facing errors. The issue templates' instructions and the Filter Reference read as mistakes, and the README mis-describes what
thor test:coverageactually does. Self-found gaps, no open issue.How to verify
Docs-only change; no Ruby or asset code is touched, so the existing test suite is unaffected.
The diff is limited to five markdown files, each a single-word correction. Review each changed word against its surrounding sentence.