Fix typo in submission guidelines for judges

SKILL.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ If you have an image generation tool, use it for textures, normal maps, skyboxes
 
 When you've done everything you think is needed to achieve the target (i.e. built the product fully to the user's specifications and the standard set by the concept art), you'll submit a screenshot to the judge for review (see next section for details).
 
-Important: Before submitting to the judge, each time, review the candidate screenshot yourself and ensure it actually achieves the goals. Do not submit half-baked work to the judge. Step back, look at the screenshot and concept side-by-side, and log an hoenst assessment of whether it is or is not judge-ready. Only submit if you are confident you have significantly improved the score. You must be rigorous, objective, and transparent in this self-assessment; look at every pixel and detail. Even small touches make a big difference. Look for big stuff like missing or incorrect objects, wrong scale, perspective, or positioning. Look for small stuff like rendering glitches, flat untextured surfaces, ugly lighting (overly bright or dark), poor contrast (washed out, or overly dark, or desaturated colors), speckles, ugly shadows, etc. Scan through surface by surface, object by object, audit everything and list them out.
+Important: Before submitting to the judge, each time, review the candidate screenshot yourself and ensure it actually achieves the goals. Do not submit half-baked work to the judge. Step back, look at the screenshot and concept side-by-side, and log an honest assessment of whether it is or is not judge-ready. Only submit if you are confident you have significantly improved the score. You must be rigorous, objective, and transparent in this self-assessment; look at every pixel and detail. Even small touches make a big difference. Look for big stuff like missing or incorrect objects, wrong scale, perspective, or positioning. Look for small stuff like rendering glitches, flat untextured surfaces, ugly lighting (overly bright or dark), poor contrast (washed out, or overly dark, or desaturated colors), speckles, ugly shadows, etc. Scan through surface by surface, object by object, audit everything and list them out.
 
 When submitting a screenshot to the judge, target the same resolution and aspect ratio as the concept art, so the comparison is fair.
 
@@ -119,4 +119,4 @@ In cases where there is an existing product you are building on top of, or you h
 
 Instead, capture a live screenshot of the current product and prompt the image model to render the best possible version of this (e.g. current screenshot of game -> AAA graphics version of the same screenshot). Then use that as the target.
 
-Note that you can also have multiple screenshots and multiple judge loops running in parallel if the user asks you to improve multiple screens at once. This will of course consume more tokens.
+Note that you can also have multiple screenshots and multiple judge loops running in parallel if the user asks you to improve multiple screens at once. This will of course consume more tokens.