chore: remove redundant words in comment (#14532)

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remove redundant words in comment

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@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ impl FlatDependencyGroups {
if let Some(included) = resolved.get(include_group) { if let Some(included) = resolved.get(include_group) {
requirements.extend(included.requirements.iter().cloned()); requirements.extend(included.requirements.iter().cloned());
// Intersect the requires-python for this group with the the included group's // Intersect the requires-python for this group with the included group's
requires_python_intersection = requires_python_intersection requires_python_intersection = requires_python_intersection
.into_iter() .into_iter()
.chain(included.requires_python.clone().into_iter().flatten()) .chain(included.requires_python.clone().into_iter().flatten())

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@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ impl CachedEnvironment {
/// environment's `site-packages` directory to Python's import search paths in addition to /// environment's `site-packages` directory to Python's import search paths in addition to
/// the ephemeral environment's `site-packages` directory. This works well at runtime, but /// the ephemeral environment's `site-packages` directory. This works well at runtime, but
/// is too dynamic for static analysis tools like ty to understand. As such, we /// is too dynamic for static analysis tools like ty to understand. As such, we
/// additionally write the `sys.prefix` of the parent environment to to the /// additionally write the `sys.prefix` of the parent environment to the
/// `extends-environment` key of the ephemeral environment's `pyvenv.cfg` file, making it /// `extends-environment` key of the ephemeral environment's `pyvenv.cfg` file, making it
/// easier for these tools to statically and reliably understand the relationship between /// easier for these tools to statically and reliably understand the relationship between
/// the two environments. /// the two environments.