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 Once the container is ready, the project will be buildable, lintable, and testable. Linting and formatting will be automatically done as you save. Check the _Problems_ tab for lint issues. Test cases will be automatically discovered in the _Testing_ tab. You can run all the tests or start debugging from here.
 
-If running locally instead, you will need Python3 with [hatch](https://github.com/pypa/hatch) (`pip install hatch`). In this scenario, it might be worthwhile to do the point VSCode to the Python interpreter of the dev environment in the project (`hatch run dev:python -c "import sys;print(sys.executable)"`).
+If running locally instead, you will need Python3 with [hatch](https://github.com/pypa/hatch) (`pip install hatch`). In this scenario, it might be worthwhile to point VSCode to the Python interpreter of the dev environment in the project (`hatch run dev:python -c "import sys;print(sys.executable)"`).
 
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 ## 🚩 Roadmap
 
-The project scaffolds a basic CLI application. You can build upon this for your own, or you can also strip the CLI parts altogether to build a different type of Python package. Actual templatign a la [Cookiecuter](https://www.cookiecutter.io/) could be useful.
+The project scaffolds a basic CLI application. You can build upon this for your own, or you can strip the CLI parts altogether to build a different type of Python package. Actual templating a la [Cookiecuter](https://www.cookiecutter.io/) could be useful.
 
 This project does not yet include an end-to-end test. It would be an improvement to automatically download CI artifacts from the main branch and run tests against them.