typo(minor): we've -> we have

Author: drupol

src/thesis/1-introduction.typ

@@ -175,12 +175,12 @@ of a totally new perspective on software development for me. It was through
 NixOS that I encountered the concept of "reproducibility" which opened my eyes
 to the possibilities of making and shipping more reliable software.
 
-We've seen in the previous section and will detail further in the next chapters
-that this concept originates from researchers and the scientific method. This
-concept can be transposed to #gls("CS") and more specifically to software
-development. In this context, reproducibility is the ability to recreate the
-exact same software, including the operating system, the compiler, the
-libraries, and the source code, in order to obtain the same results.
+We have seen in the previous section and will detail further in the next
+chapters that this concept originates from researchers and the scientific
+method. This concept can be transposed to #gls("CS") and more specifically to
+software development. In this context, reproducibility is the ability to
+recreate the exact same software, including the operating system, the compiler,
+the libraries, and the source code, in order to obtain the same results.
 
 For the past three years, the principle of reproducibility has totally
 revolutionised my approach to software development. This concept has captivated

src/thesis/4-conclusion.typ

@@ -556,8 +556,8 @@ scientific discourse and can lead to scepticism towards scientific claims. This
 is particularly critical when scientific research informs policy decisions in
 crucial areas such as public health and environmental conservation, where
 non-reproducible research could lead to misguided policies with far-reaching
-consequences. As we've seen through this document, the open sharing of data and
-methods is a cornerstone of reproducible research. It democratises access to
+consequences. As we have seen through this document, the open sharing of data
+and methods is a cornerstone of reproducible research. It democratises access to
 scientific knowledge, enabling a diverse range of researchers to participate in
 and contribute to scientific discovery, regardless of their geographical,
 political or institutional affiliations. Reproducibility acts as a bulwark

src/thesis/acknowledgement.typ

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@
   I must also express my heartfelt appreciation for my girlfriend, Sandra. Her
   endless patience and emotional support have been a constant source of
   strength, motivation and inspiration for me. However, it is with a touch of
-  melancholy that I acknowledge the sacrifices we've made in our personal lives
-  in order to pursue this overdue academic endeavour that I should have
+  melancholy that I acknowledge the sacrifices we have made in our personal
+  lives in order to pursue this overdue academic endeavour that I should have
   completed twenty years ago.
 
   I would like to thank my family and #emph[in-real-life] friends for their