[Doc] Use the official spelling of "TypeScript" in README #1383
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This PR replaces all instances of "Typescript" with the official capitalization "TypeScript". The term is spelled "TypeScript" in the linked document. Revert "[Doc] Use the official spelling of "TypeScript" in README" This reverts commit 97db426.
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Description
This PR replaces all instances of "Typescript" with the official capitalization "TypeScript".
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The term is spelled "TypeScript" in the linked document. And this update does not duplicate or overlap with the changes made in #1368.