fixup spelling

usingcurl/verbose/trace.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ As the trace information flow showing on screen or to a file using these
 options is a continuous stream even though your command line might make curl
 use a large number of separate connections and different transfers, there are
 times when you want to see to which specific transfers or connections the
-various informations below to. To better understand the trace output.
+various information below to. To better understand the trace output.
 
 You can then add `--trace-ids` to the line and you will see how curl adds two
 numbers to all tracing: the connection number and the transfer number. They
@@ -105,25 +105,25 @@ debug a problem in a more fundamental lower protocol level, curl provides the
 With this option you tell curl to also include logging about components that
 it otherwise does not include by default. Such as details about TLS, HTTP/2 or
 HTTP/3 protocol bits. It also has convenience options for adding the
-connection and transfers idenfiers and time stamps.
+connection and transfers identifiers and time stamps.
 
 The `--trace-config` option accepts an argument where you specify a
 comma-separated list with the areas you want it to trace. For example, include
-idenfiers and show me HTTP/2 details:
+identifiers and show me HTTP/2 details:
 
     curl --trace-config ids,http/2 https://example.com
 
 The exact set of ares will vary, but here are some ones to try:
 
-| area   | description                                     |
-|--------|-------------------------------------------------|
-| ids    | the same identifiers as `--trace-ids` provides  |
-| time   | the same time output as `--trace-time` provides |
-| all    | show everything possible                        |
-| tls    | TLS protocol exchange details                   |
-| http/2 | HTTP/2 frame information                        |
-| http/3 | HTTP/3 frame information                        |
-| *      | additional ones in future versions              |
+| area     | description                                     |
+|----------|-------------------------------------------------|
+| `ids`    | the same identifiers as `--trace-ids` provides  |
+| `time`   | the same time output as `--trace-time` provides |
+| `all`    | show everything possible                        |
+| `tls`    | TLS protocol exchange details                   |
+| `http/2` | HTTP/2 frame information                        |
+| `http/3` | HTTP/3 frame information                        |
+| `*`      | additional ones in future versions              |
 
 Doing a quick run with `all` is often a good way to get to see which specific
 areas that are shown, as then you can do follow-up runs with more specific