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Updated typo in commandApp.md #1431

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## Multiple Commands

In the previous example we have a single command that is configured. For complex command line applications, it is common for them to have multiple commands (or verbs) defined. Examples of applications like this are `git`, `dotnet` and `gh`. For example, git would have a `commit` command and along with other commits like `add` or `rebase`. Each with their own settings and validation. With `Spectre.Console.Cli` we use the `Configure` method to add these commands.
In the previous example we have a single command that is configured. For complex command line applications, it is common for them to have multiple commands (or verbs) defined. Examples of applications like this are `git`, `dotnet` and `gh`. For example, git would have a `commit` command and along with other commands like `add` or `rebase`. Each with their own settings and validation. With `Spectre.Console.Cli` we use the `Configure` method to add these commands.

For example, to add three different commands to the application:

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