docs: Fix typos

Author: stackotter

Sources/SwiftCrossUI/SwiftCrossUI.docc/Hot reloading.md

@@ -3,12 +3,12 @@
 ## Overview
 
 SwiftCrossUI supports hot reloading when used together with Swift Bundler.
-Currently this is only support on macOS, but the macros work everywhere so
+Currently this is only supported on macOS, but the macros work everywhere so
 that you can safely leave them in even when unused.
 
 Use ``HotReloadable`` to enable hot reloading within your app. Use
 ``hotReloadable`` to define hot reloading boundaries; anything within a hot
-reloading boundary gets reloaded during hot loading (with state persisted),
+reloading boundary gets reloaded during hot reloading (with state persisted),
 and everything outside remains unchanged within any given hot reloading session.
 
 ## Topics

Sources/SwiftCrossUI/SwiftCrossUI.docc/Quick start.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Running your new app with Swift Bundler is as simple as it gets!
 swift bundler run
 ```
 
-On macOS you can provide the `--device <device_name_or_id>` option to run the app on a connacted iOS or tvOS device, or the `--simulator <simulator_name_or_id>` option to run the app in a simulator.
+On macOS you can provide the `--device <device_name_or_id>` option to run the app on a connected iOS or tvOS device, or the `--simulator <simulator_name_or_id>` option to run the app in a simulator.
 
 ```sh
 # You can use any substring of the target device name. For example,