docs: fix mistakenly wording in useContext reference

[Rohan5commit]

Summary

• fix mistakingly -> mistakenly in the useContext reference docs

Related issue

• N/A (trivial docs fix)

Guideline alignment

• Reviewed https://github.com/reactjs/react.dev/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md and kept this to one documentation file with no behavior change.

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• Not run (documentation-only change)

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Pull request overview

Fixes a minor spelling typo in the useContext reference documentation (“mistakingly” → “mistakenly”) to improve wording clarity in the troubleshooting section.

Changes:

• Corrected a misspelling in useContext troubleshooting docs.

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[Copilot]

This sentence is redundant: it uses both "mistakenly" and "by mistake". Consider removing one (e.g., drop "by mistake") to keep the wording concise.

Suggested change

	You may have also mistakenly used a different prop name by mistake:
	You may have also mistakenly used a different prop name:

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