fix: grammar and clarity in Chain Reorganization section

[SWvheerden]

Correct grammatical errors and improve clarity in the Chain Reorganization section.
fixes: #159

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refining the documentation by addressing grammatical inaccuracies and improving the overall clarity of the 'Chain Reorganization' definition in the project's glossary. The changes aim to make this complex concept more accessible and understandable for readers, ensuring the information is presented accurately and professionally.

Highlights

• Documentation Improvement: Corrected grammatical errors and enhanced clarity within the 'Chain Reorganization' section of the glossary.

Changelog

• src/Glossary.md
  • Added a comma for better readability in the sentence 'When a chain split occurs, one chain will have the higher accumulated proof-of-work'.
  • Corrected 'to best chain' to 'to the best chain' for proper article usage.
  • Modified 'this process transaction' to 'this process, transactions' to improve grammar and clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request corrects some grammatical errors and improves clarity in the Chain Reorganization section of the glossary. The changes are an improvement, and I've suggested a further revision to the paragraph to make it even more concise and readable.

[gemini-code-assist]

Thanks for the grammatical fixes. To further improve clarity and conciseness, consider this alternative phrasing for the paragraph. This version is more direct and easier to read.

Suggested change

	and connectivity issues. When a chain split occurs, one chain will have the higher accumulated proof-of-work, this chain
	is considered the best chain. Nodes on the poorer chain will need to rewind and resync their chains to the best chain. In
	this process, transactions in the mempool could become orphaned or invalid.
	and connectivity issues. Following a chain split, the chain with the higher accumulated proof-of-work is considered
	the best chain. Nodes on the other chain (the "poorer" chain) must then rewind and resync to the best chain. This
	process can cause transactions in the mempool to become orphaned or invalid.