Refactor uncommon word use

Author: wooorm

dictionary.txt

@@ -1,25 +1,16 @@
 // Jargon
-API
 CLI
 XSS
 attacher
 bundler
-debounced
 esbuild
-hacky
-linter
-math
-middleware
 minified
 minify
 minifying
 performant
-pluggable
+plugable
 programmatically
 readme
-stdin
-stdout
-stringifier
 stringify
 syntaxes
 whitespace
@@ -29,25 +20,20 @@ BundlePhobia
 CDN
 CommonMark
 DOM
-Deno
 GFM
 HSL
 JSDoc
 JSON
 JSX
 MDX
 MacBook
-Node.js
 Otander
 Preact
-hast
 mdast
 nlcst
 npm
 rehype
-remark
 retext
-unified
 unist
 vfile
 xast

doc/learn/find-node.md

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ await remark()
 
 Read more about [`unist-util-find`][unist-util-find] in its readme.
 
-`unist-util-find` is rather basic and slow.
+The package `unist-util-find` is rather basic and slow.
 You likely want to [traverse a tree][tree-traversal]
 with [`unist-util-visit`][unist-util-visit]
 

doc/learn/introduction-to-unified.md

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Together with other tools and specifications they form the unified collective.
 
 The unified collective spans like-minded organizations.
 These organizations have the shared goal to innovate content processing.
-Seamless, interchangeable, and pluggable tooling is how that’s achieved.
+Seamless, interchangeable, and plugable tooling is how that’s achieved.
 
 Depending on what you want to do you reference different organizations.
 So let’s start off with an introduction round.

doc/learn/using-unified.md

@@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ prose.
 
 ### Tree transformations
 
-For this example we start out with markdown content and then transform to HTML.
-We need a markdown parser and an HTML stringifier (compiler) for that.
+For this example we start out with markdown content and then turn it into HTML.
+We need something to parse markdown and something to compile (stringify) HTML
+for that.
 The relevant projects are respectively [`remark-parse`][parse] and
 [`rehype-stringify`][stringify].
 To transform between the two syntaxes we use [`remark-rehype`][remark-rehype].