Adusted grammar in release script readme.

[FlXlT]

Adjusted some grammar in the scripts/release/README.md file.

• Adjusted title to infer that there are more release scripts
• The first sentence infers that there is one release script. However, it seems that the release process includes two scripts rather than being a script on its own.
• Officially, and also confirmed on the homepage readme, the npm logo and name are with lowercase letters.
• Some abbreviations were missing punctuation.

[OlivierPMaas]

Please see comment.

[OlivierPMaas]

I agree that this current wording ("The release script runs in 2 passes") is ambiguous. I see two situations:

1. If there is some sort of hidden release-script that uses build and publish, then we should clarify this.
2. If there is not, then we should write down that "At a high-level, the release-process uses 2 scripts: build and publish."
   I think situation 2 is a lot more likely, and thus propose the above modification.

[FlXlT]

Excactly, I was thinking of the word process as well (maybe without the '-' ?). However, what if they 'like' using the word 'release script'. For instance, what about the title of the readme then?

[OlivierPMaas]

The issue is further worsened by the fact that this is all inside a folder named "scripts." At this point I'm tempted to just add a release.js-file which simply runs build and release consecutively!

I think it's relatively fine for the readme's title to remain the same, even after our proposed changes. But we could change it to "React Release Scripts" instead.

[FlXlT]

That's a really good idea although I myself am just unsure whether there is some sort of hidden yarn option which might do this already.

[FlXlT]

Let's just try to change it to 'Scripts' and await their response?

[OlivierPMaas]

Yes, let's.

[dalderliesten]

After changing Olivier's comments, I approve.

[OlivierPMaas]

Excellent.

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