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docs/src/index.md

@@ -202,4 +202,4 @@ express(MixedState(X1)/2+SProjector(Z1)/2, CliffordRepr())
 
 !!! warning "Stabilizer state expressions"
 
-    The state writen as $\frac{|Z₁⟩⊗|Z₁⟩+|Z₂⟩⊗|Z₂⟩}{√2}$ is a well known stabilizer state, namely a Bell state. However, automatically expressing it as a stabilizer is a prohibitively expensive computational operation in general. We do not perform that computation automatically. If you want to ensure that states you define can be automatically converted to tableaux for Clifford simulations, avoid using sumation of kets. On the other hand, in all of our Clifford Monte-Carlo simulations, `⊗` is fully supported, as well as [`SProjector`](@ref), [`MixedState`](@ref), [`StabilizerState`](@ref), and sumation of density matrices.
+    The state written as $\frac{|Z₁⟩⊗|Z₁⟩+|Z₂⟩⊗|Z₂⟩}{√2}$ is a well known stabilizer state, namely a Bell state. However, automatically expressing it as a stabilizer is a prohibitively expensive computational operation in general. We do not perform that computation automatically. If you want to ensure that states you define can be automatically converted to tableaux for Clifford simulations, avoid using sumation of kets. On the other hand, in all of our Clifford Monte-Carlo simulations, `⊗` is fully supported, as well as [`SProjector`](@ref), [`MixedState`](@ref), [`StabilizerState`](@ref), and sumation of density matrices.

src/QSymbolicsBase/QSymbolicsBase.jl

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ function withmetadata(strct) # TODO this should really use MacroTools instead of
         if declaring_line.head == :where
             declaring_line = declaring_line.args[1]
         end
-        append!(declaring_line.args, args) # Adding them to the line declaring the constructor, i.e. adding them at the location of ? in `Constrcutor(?) = new(...)`
+        append!(declaring_line.args, args) # Adding them to the line declaring the constructor, i.e. adding them at the location of ? in `Constructor(?) = new(...)`
         new_call_args = constructor.args[end].args[end].args # The ? in `new(?)`
         append!(new_call_args, args) # Adding them to the `new` call
         push!(new_call_args, :(Metadata()))