Typo withdrawals.md

[sky-coderay]

This change corrects the spelling of "compatability" to "compatibility". The term "compatibility" is the correct and standard spelling in English, while "compatability" is a misspelling and does not appear in dictionaries.

Such an error in technical documentation can cause confusion and negatively impact the perception of the project, especially for developers who rely on accurate documentation. Additionally, proper spelling is crucial for maintaining a professional and polished appearance of the project, which enhances trust in the technical content.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved clarity and corrected typographical errors in the withdrawal process documentation.
  • Corrected "compatability" to "compatibility" for consistency.

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves modifications to the withdrawals.md document, aimed at enhancing clarity and correcting typographical errors. Key details about the withdrawal process from the Cosmos-SDK appchain to the OP Stack components on L1 are retained. A significant correction includes changing "compatability" to "compatibility." Other technical explanations regarding the interaction between users, the x/rollup module, and the Monomer block builder remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/docs/learn/withdrawals.md	Improved clarity and corrected typographical errors, including changing "compatability" to "compatibility." Maintained existing explanations of withdrawal processes and interactions.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: Typo correction #285: The PR focuses on correcting typographical errors in documentation, similar to the main PR's emphasis on improving clarity and correcting minor typographical errors in withdrawals.md.

Suggested reviewers

• NiloCK
• joshklop

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
We fix our words, come what may.
"Compatibility" shines bright and clear,
As we hop along, spreading cheer!
With each small change, our docs grow strong,
In the world of tech, we all belong! 🐇✨

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