docs: fix spelling

src/Render/HandlebarsHelpers/MarkdownTable.ts

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The `markdownTable`\-helper will generate a markdown table based off the provide
 
 There is a option to specify the columns, this allows you to change the heding and set alignment. To set these you need to create a JSON blob and add it to the handlebars helper under `columns`. If you do this it will use the order in the JSON file to replace the headings and set alignment, so if you have 5 columns being returned then you need to have 5 JSON objects in the JSON array and they will be applied in the same order the query returns the columns. Avoid using the wildcard to return columns in this case. 
 
-In the example below the query is `SELECT TOP 5 basename, modified FROM obsidian_notes ORDER BY modified DESC`. This mean we have two columns returned in the order of basename and then modified. To change the titles in the table to be *nicer* you can create a JON array with two objects, as alignment is optional you can skip adding this. The required field in the object is `name`. So `{ "name": "This is the better Title" }` is valid for a column replacement without an alignment, in this case it will be left aligned. 
+In the example below the query is `SELECT TOP 5 basename, modified FROM obsidian_notes ORDER BY modified DESC`. This mean we have two columns returned in the order of `basename` and then `modified`. To change the titles in the table to be *nicer* you can create a JSON array with two objects, as alignment is optional you can skip adding this. The required field in the object is `name`. So `{ "name": "This is the better Title" }` is valid for a column replacement without an alignment, in this case it will be left aligned. 
 
 Alignment options are `left`, `right` and `center`, so if you want to change the alignment of a column add the `align` field to the JSON object after `name`. So using the example above to makeit center aligned you would use `{ "name": "This is the better Title", "align": "center" }`.