Fix "error code" Typo (IDFGH-11162)

[nkaaf]

Fixed miss spelled words in WiFi files: "erro code" -> "error code"

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[mahavirj]

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[nkaaf]

Is there anything I can improve/fix, or why is the PR closed? :)

[igrr]

Thanks for your PR @nkaaf, your commit was merged in 2d6dcee (the link to the commit is right above). We sometimes have to rebase Github PRs before merging them into the master branch, and in this case Github doesn't associate the commit with the PR and doesn't mark the PR is "merged", even though effectively it is. The rebased commit still has you as the author, your contribution is very much appreciated!

[nkaaf]

I understand, perfect. :)

[nkaaf]

I understand, perfect. :)