American spelling in two comments - #138
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serialize, in a code comment and a test comment; the receipt's fulfillment status values stay as the wire contract spells them.
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Summary
American spelling in two comments (serialize), from a workspace-wide sweep for British forms. The receipt's fulfillment status values stay as the wire contract spells them. Nothing published changes and no release is cut for it.
Worked with: Varun.
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Test plan
ruff check,ruff format --check,pytest tests/locally.Checklist