fix: correct spelling and punctuation in Bash comments section#776
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This PR improves the Bash comments section by:
Clarifying the distinction between single-line and multi-line comments.
Adding an explanation that single-line comments begin with # and extend to the end of the line.
Documenting that Bash does not support true multi-line comments, and explaining that the : '...' pattern works by passing a string to the no-op : builtin.
Fixing spelling and punctuation issues in the existing documentation.
These changes make the Bash cheat sheet more accurate and easier for beginners to understand.