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 Turning now to developing and testing your builder. Provided in the table at the end of this README is a list of tooling both free and commercial for developing and testing XSLT transforms.  This list is by no means comprehensive but is a good starting point. The intent is that one of these options (or a similar option) is used to create, edit and debug your XSLT builder using the `.xml` internal representations as input. Each of the individual toolsets outlined has its own instructions on how to run/debug XSLTs in their environments. You can utilize one of the existing stable builders in this library to experiment with in the environment. For an introductory tutorial on XSLT visit the [W3C XSLT tutorial](https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xsl_intro.asp).
 
-Also provided in the `/builder-submissions` folder in this repository is the **CIMTool-Test-Project**. This project contains two `.owl` profiles along with their respective `.xml` files. The **EndDeviceControlsTestProfilWithAnonymousTypes.owl** profile and its corresponding [EndDeviceControlsTestProfilWithAnonymousTypes.xml](builder-submissions/CIMTool-Test-Project/Profiles/EndDeviceControlsTestProfileWithAnonymousTypes.xml) contain all possible XML elements as just described while the **EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.owl** and its corresponding [EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.xml](builder-submissions/CIMTool-Test-Project/Profiles/EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.xml) file are defined without anonymous type definitions. The project has been provided as a matter of convenience. You can use it to create your own profile definitions or utilize just the pre-generated `.xml` files for testing your builder depending on whether your builder's target output supports anonymous classes.
+Also provided in the `/builder-submissions` folder in this repository is the **CIMTool-Test-Project**. This project contains two `.owl` profiles along with their respective `.xml` files. The **EndDeviceControlsTestProfileWithAnonymousTypes.owl** profile and its corresponding [EndDeviceControlsTestProfileWithAnonymousTypes.xml](builder-submissions/CIMTool-Test-Project/Profiles/EndDeviceControlsTestProfileWithAnonymousTypes.xml) contain all possible XML elements as just described while the **EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.owl** and its corresponding [EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.xml](builder-submissions/CIMTool-Test-Project/Profiles/EndDeviceControlsTestProfile.xml) file are defined without anonymous type definitions. The project has been provided as a matter of convenience. You can use it to create your own profile definitions or utilize just the pre-generated `.xml` files for testing your builder depending on whether your builder's target output supports anonymous classes.
 
 ### Internal XSLT Parameters Passed By CIMTool