docs: clean up environment variables formatting & grammar #16555
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…g through the docs and noticed some inconsistent capitalization and minor grammar issues. Fixed them up while having my Monday coffee :) Nothing major, but makes the docs a bit more polished.
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I noticed a bunch of inconsistencies in the capitalization and some minor grammar issues while browsing through the environment variables docs. Nothing that would break anything, but it was bugging me enough to fix it on a Monday afternoon :)
The changes are pretty straightforward:
These are the kinds of small polish items that individually don't matter much, but collectively make documentation feel more professional and easier to read. Just my small contribution to help out - figured it was a decent way to spend 15 minutes while waiting for my build to finish on another project.