docs: Standardize Spelling of 'TypeScript' in Various Files #10186
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This PR updates the spelling of 'TypeScript' in several files, ensuring consistency across the Vue 3 codebase. The changes are purely textual and do not affect the functionality of the code.
The following files are updated:
changelogs/CHANGELOG-3.0.md, the spelling of 'Typescript' is corrected to 'TypeScript'.packages/compiler-core/__tests__/transforms/vOn.spec.ts, the test description is updated to use the correct spelling of 'TypeScript'.packages/dts-test/README.md, the description is modified to use the standardized spelling of 'TypeScript'.These changes improve the documentation and code comments' consistency, aligning with the official spelling of TypeScript.