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a typo in the documentation where the word "threshholded" was used instead of the correct "thresholded." This appeared in the TOPRF section:

Both instances have been updated to "thresholded" for accuracy.

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    • Corrected a typographical error to improve terminology clarity.

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The documentation file was updated to correct a spelling error. The term "threshholded" has been replaced with "thresholded" in the description of thresholded OPRF. No other modifications or changes to public declarations were made.

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docs/claim-creation.md Corrected spelling: replaced "threshholded" with "thresholded" in the OPRF context.

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[style] ~202-~202: Consider replacing this phrase with the adverb “consistently” to avoid wordiness.
Context: ...n) to obscure sensitive data in a proof in a consistent way. Let's take an example of where this m...

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202-202: Typo Correction Confirmed

The spelling of "threshholded" has been correctly updated to "thresholded" in the description of thresholded OPRF. This change ensures the terminology is accurate and consistent with the intended meaning.

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[style] ~202-~202: Consider replacing this phrase with the adverb “consistently” to avoid wordiness.
Context: ...n) to obscure sensitive data in a proof in a consistent way. Let's take an example of where this m...

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212-212: Typo Correction and Clarity Improvement

The text now correctly uses "thresholded" in the TOPRF explanation. As an optional nitpick, consider rephrasing “in a consistent way” to “consistently” for improved clarity, though this is non-critical for the documentation update.


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