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chore: fix typos #2064

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# 2.1.0
From this release users should use the HDNode directly (compared to accessing `.keyPair`) when performing ECDSA operations such as `sign` or `verify`.
Ideally you shoud not have to directly access `HDNode` internals for general usage, as it can often be confusing and error prone.
Ideally you should not have to directly access `HDNode` internals for general usage, as it can often be confusing and error prone.

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- `ECPair.prototype.getNetwork`
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# 2.0.0
In this release we have strived to simplify the API, [using native types](https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib/issues/407) wherevever possible to encourage cross-compatibility with other open source community modules.
In this release we have strived to simplify the API, [using native types](https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib/issues/407) wherever possible to encourage cross-compatibility with other open source community modules.

The `ecdsa` module has been removed in lieu of using a new ECDSA module (for performance and safety reasons) during the `2.x.y` major release.
Several other cumbersome modules have been removed, with their new independent modules recommended for usage instead for greater modularity in your projects.
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