update notebook as well

docs/docs/caching.ipynb

@@ -751,7 +751,7 @@
     "\n",
     " - Automatic cache clearing works in most contexts, but there can be cases where execution of a program is halted before `cloudpathlib`'s cache clearing code is able to run. It is a good practice to monitor your cache folders and, if using temporary directories, trigger your operating system's temp directory clean up (which is OS-dependent, but restarting is usually sufficient).\n",
     "\n",
-    " - Using `with CloudPath.open()` as a context manager to open files for read or write is the best way to ensure that automatic cache clearing happens consistently. The `\"close_file\"` cache clearning mode will not work as expected if you use another method to open files (e.g., calling the Python built-in `open`, using `CloudPath.fspath`, or where another library handles the opening/closing of the file).\n",
+    " - Using `with CloudPath.open()` as a context manager to open files for read or write is the best way to ensure that automatic cache clearing happens consistently. The `\"close_file\"` cache clearing mode will not work as expected if you use another method to open files (e.g., calling the Python built-in `open`, using `CloudPath.fspath`, or where another library handles the opening/closing of the file).\n",
     "\n",
     " - The `download_to` and `upload_from` methods do not cache the file, since we assume if you are downloading or uploading you explicitly want the file to be in a particular location or know where it is already."
    ]