Corrected i18n: "Search Engine Optimization" #501
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Corrected the i18n for Magento Core and Install to change "Search Engines Optimization" to "Search Engine Optimization" (Removed the "s" from "Eninge").
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Modified Magento Core and Install Internationalization (i18n) to change "Search Engines Optimization" to "Search Engine Optimization" by removing the "s" from "Eninge" in all i18n CSV files and relevant configurations as it is most commonly spelt (and spoken) this way - A quick Google search for "SEO" can confirm this.
Tested against Magento 2.0.0.0-Dev64 (271615a) on Ubuntu - Changes are reflected as expected without errors or warnings (Developer Mode Enabled)