fix typos in HomeNames javadoc comments#956
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Three small wording errors in
src/main/groovy/org/eolang/lints/HomeNames.groovymade the javadoc harder to read. The phrasein the term of accessbecomesin terms of access, and twothe value us pathinstances becomethe value is path.The change touches only
@returndoc comments and one prose sentence insideplaceCsv()'s javadoc; no executable code, signatures, or test fixtures are altered.The fix is comment-only so no local build was needed; CI will run the standard
mvn clean install -Pqulicepipeline on the branch.