Fix spellcheck failures in deeplink comments

Use US spelling for "recognize" and drop the percent-encoded exitTo examples,
which cspell reads as the unknown words "Fintent" and "Dsubmit".

Author: abzokhattab

src/libs/Navigation/AppNavigator/SubmitIntentDeeplinkHandler/ApplySubmitOnboardingIntent.tsx

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ import {useEffect, useRef} from 'react';
  * leaves them. Anyone who still has onboarding ahead of them is left to it untouched, since that flow already offers
  * the Submit outcome.
  *
- * Only rendered once the deeplink has been recognised, so the Onyx subscriptions behind `useAutoCreateSubmitWorkspace`
+ * Only rendered once the deeplink has been recognized, so the Onyx subscriptions behind `useAutoCreateSubmitWorkspace`
  * are never set up for ordinary sessions.
  */
 function ApplySubmitOnboardingIntent() {

src/libs/Navigation/AppNavigator/SubmitIntentDeeplinkHandler/index.tsx

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import React from 'react';
 import ApplySubmitOnboardingIntent from './ApplySubmitOnboardingIntent';
 
 /**
- * Recognises the `intent=submit` onboarding deeplink and hands off to the component that acts on it.
+ * Recognizes the `intent=submit` onboarding deeplink and hands off to the component that acts on it.
  */
 function SubmitIntentDeeplinkHandler() {
     const onboardingDeeplinkIntent = useOnboardingDeeplinkIntent();

src/libs/getOnboardingIntentFromUrl.ts

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@
  *
  * The param arrives in one of two shapes:
  * - directly, when the recipient is already signed in: `/onboarding?intent=submit`
- * - nested in the `exitTo` of an auth handoff link: `/transition?...&exitTo=onboarding%3Fintent%3Dsubmit` or
- *   `/v/<accountID>/<validateCode>?exitTo=onboarding%3Fintent%3Dsubmit`
+ * - nested in the `exitTo` of an auth handoff link, where `onboarding?intent=submit` is URL-encoded:
+ *   `/transition?...&exitTo=<encoded>` or `/v/<accountID>/<validateCode>?exitTo=<encoded>`
  *
  * Nesting it in `exitTo` is what carries the intent across the logged-out -> logged-in transition: the deeplink
  * outlives the sign-in itself, so the intent is still readable once the authenticated screens mount.