Fix typo on new account setup page for developers #223
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Hi!
I've been interested in building some API clients for the Procore API (.NET and PHP) and noticed a typo. I've just recently been going through the documentation and wanted to continually improve bits and pieces where I can. I'm not associated with Procore, just a curious developer interested in construction software.
Side note, I noticed a few issues getting setup with the repo. It looks like with the version of Jekyll powering the docs, there's some issues when using Ruby versions >= 3.0. I think it would be helpful for folks like myself looking to contribute to note somewhere in the contributing docs which version of Ruby we should be targeting. Currently targeting 2.7.8 locally with rbenv, though not including the pinned file as to not cause issues for the internal devs at Procore working on the docs.