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Fix grammar in readme - #1827
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This PR fixes two grammar issues in
README.adoc:described in details→described in detail("in detail" is the correct English idiom)
The initializr-web modules uses→The initializr-web module uses(subject-verb agreement: singular subject
modulewith singular verbuses)Documentation-only change, no functional impact.