docs: use TypeScript capitalization consistently#5233
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Summary
Standardize documentation wording by fixing inconsistent “Typescript” capitalization to the official “TypeScript” across the docs (and align a couple of “favour” spellings to “favor” for consistency). This is a docs-only change to improve clarity and professionalism; no code or APIs are affected.