fix: correct typo 'seperate' to 'separate'

[thecaptain789]

Fixes typo 'seperate' to 'separate' in scope.py comment and test function name.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses minor typographical errors present in the codebase. The changes primarily involve correcting the misspelling of 'separate' in both a code comment and a test function name, enhancing the overall readability and accuracy of the code.

Highlights

• Typo Correction in Comment: The word 'seperate' was corrected to 'separate' in a comment within the _fold_in_static function in flax/core/scope.py.
• Typo Correction in Test Function Name: The test function test_fold_in_static_seperator in tests/core/core_scope_test.py was renamed to test_fold_in_static_separator to correct a spelling error.

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Changelog

• flax/core/scope.py
  • Corrected the spelling of 'seperate' to 'separate' in a code comment.
• tests/core/core_scope_test.py
  • Renamed the test function test_fold_in_static_seperator to test_fold_in_static_separator to fix a typo.

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Code Review

This pull request corrects a recurring typo, changing 'seperate' to 'separate' in a comment within flax/core/scope.py and in a test function name in tests/core/core_scope_test.py. The changes are straightforward and correct, improving code clarity. I have no further feedback.

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Thanks @thecaptain789