fix(plumbing): Fix typos that obfuscate the intent

Author: epage

src/2025h1/cargo-plumbing.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Cargo should integrate.
 ## Motivation
 
 Cargo is a "porcelain" (UX) focused command and is highly opinionated which can work well for common cases.
-However, as Cargo scales into larger applications, users need to adapt to their specific processes and needs.
+However, as Cargo scales into larger applications, users need the ability to adapt Cargo to their specific processes and needs.
 
 ### The status quo
 
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Encapsulating stabilized file formats can serve as a starting point for output
 schemas as we already output those and have to deal with stability guarantees
 around these.
 
-Between planning a build and executing abuild is likely to look like
+Between planning a build and executing a build is likely to look like
 `--unit-graph` and a plan will need to be put forward for how to work through
 the open issues.
 There will likely be similar issues for any other output that can't leverage existing formats.
@@ -99,12 +99,12 @@ Otherwise, performance should wait on user feedback.
 
 A schema evolution plan will need to be considered with the design of the schema.
 How Cargo deals with evolution of existing output could serve as potential starting points:
-- `Cargo.toml` (generated by `cargo package`)  should not still be readable by `cargo` versions within the specified `package.rust-version`
+- `Cargo.toml` (generated by `cargo package`)  should still be readable by `cargo` versions within the specified `package.rust-version`
   - In the absence of a `package.rust-version`, `Cargo.toml` should only represent features the user explicitly used or optional features that were always allowed on stable `cargo`
-- `Cargo.lock` (generated by most commands) is strictly versioned: all versions of Cargo should output should work in all other versions of Cargo for that given version and changing Cargo versions should not cause the output to change
+- `Cargo.lock` (generated by most commands) is strictly versioned: all versions of Cargo should output a lockfile that works in all other versions of Cargo for that given version and changing Cargo versions should not cause the output to change
   - Cargo bumps the default format version after it has been stabilized for a "sufficient period of time"
   - The default is capped by what is supported by the lowest `package.rust-version` in the workspace
-- `cargo metadata --format-version`: defaults to "latest" ywith a warning
+- `cargo metadata --format-version`: defaults to "latest" with a warning
   - We attempt to follow the same practice as `Cargo.toml`
 - `--message-format`: no versioning currently
   - We attempt to follow the same practice as `Cargo.toml`