Fixed Some Minor Typos on the Authorization Page

docs/controllers/authorization.md

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ public class BakeryController : GraphController
 
 ## Use of IAuthorizationService
 
-Under the hood, GraphQL taps into your `IServiceProvider` to obtain a reference to the `IAuthorizationService` that gets created when you configure `.AddAuthorization()` at startup. Take a look at the [Schema Item Authorization Pipeline](https://github.com/graphql-aspnet/graphql-aspnet/tree/master/src/graphql-aspnet/Middleware/SchemaItemSecurity) for the full picture.
+Under the hood, GraphQL taps into your `IServiceProvider` to obtain a reference to the `IAuthorizationService` that gets created when you configure `.AddAuthorization()` at startup. Take a look at the [Schema Item Security Pipeline Components](https://github.com/graphql-aspnet/graphql-aspnet/tree/master/src/graphql-aspnet/Middleware/SchemaItemSecurity) for the full picture.
 
 ## When does Authorization Occur?
 
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ services.AddGraphQL(schemaOptions =>
 
 ## Performance Considerations
 
-Authorization is not free. Rhere is a minor, but real, performance cost to inspecting and evaluating policies on a field. This true regardless of yor choice of `PerField` or `PerRequest` authorization. Every secure field still needs to be evaluated, whether they are done up front or as the query progresses.  In a REST query, you generally only secure your top-level controller methods, consider doing the same with your GraphQL queries.
+Authorization is not free. There is a minor, but real, performance cost to inspecting and evaluating policies on each field. This true regardless of yor choice of `PerField` or `PerRequest` authorization. Every secured field still needs to be evaluated, whether it is done up front or as the query progresses.  In a REST query, you generally only secure your top-level controller methods, consider doing the same with your GraphQL queries.
 
 :::tip
 Centralize your authorization checks to your controller methods. There is usually no need to apply `[Authorize]`  attributes to each and every method and property across your entire schema.