Typo Update faq.md #604
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Fix Typo in FAQ Section
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Description
This pull request fixes a typo in the FAQ section of the documentation. The original phrase:
"The most frequent asked questions will be listed below."
has been corrected to:
"The most frequently asked questions will be listed below."
Issue:
The word "frequent" was incorrectly used as an adjective, when it should have been the adverb "frequently" to modify the verb "asked."
Importance:
This correction is important for grammatical accuracy and clarity. The phrase now follows the proper grammatical structure, ensuring the documentation is professional and easy to understand.
Does this introduce a breaking change?