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PR-Codex overview

This PR focuses on correcting a typo in the documentation comments of the IEscrow interface in the createNativeTransaction and createERC20Transaction functions.

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  • Corrected the typo from "finds" to "funds" in the documentation for the _buyer parameter in both createNativeTransaction and createERC20Transaction functions.

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    • Corrected typos in buyer parameter descriptions within the escrow interface comments, clarifying that the buyer provides funds on their behalf for both native and ERC20 transaction creation.
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    • No changes to behavior or public APIs; purely editorial updates.

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Documentation typos corrected in comments for buyer parameters within IEscrow.sol’s createNativeTransaction and createERC20Transaction functions. No code logic, signatures, or behavior changed.

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Docs typo fixes
contracts/src/interfaces/IEscrow.sol
Corrected comment typos: “provides finds” → “provides funds” in buyer parameter descriptions for createNativeTransaction and createERC20Transaction. No functional changes.

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A coin of “funds” replaces “finds” in line.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
contracts/src/interfaces/IEscrow.sol (1)

79-79: Nit: tighten phrasing for clarity

Consider “on behalf of the buyer” to avoid the ambiguous “their”.

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-/// @param _buyer Party that pays for the transaction. Note that msg.sender can provide funds on their behalf.
+/// @param _buyer Party that pays for the transaction. Note: msg.sender can provide funds on behalf of the buyer.

Also applies to: 94-94

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contracts/src/interfaces/IEscrow.sol (1)

79-79: Typo corrected in IEscrow.sol — no further occurrences in source

I ran the suggested ripgrep search and only found the typo in auto-generated JSON metadata (not in any live Solidity files). No other “provides finds” or similar variants remain in the codebase. LGTM.

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