Fix some typos

[Chazoshtare]

Summary

Content "Fix some typos"

Purpose of change

I noticed some typos in various places while playing, so this fixes them.

Describe the solution

Fixed 3 typos:

• "while" to "white" in aromantic flag description
• "The are" to "They are" in Hub01 conversation about Anduril Industries
• "Assay" to "Array" in Hub01 conversation about LIXA

Describe alternatives you've considered

None.

Testing

These are just simple string changes so you can see them in the game while spawning the item etc.

[github-actions]

Spell checker encountered unrecognized words in the in-game text added in this pull request. See below for details.

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• "It's an acronym that stands for Laser Interferometer eXodimensional resonance Array."

This alert is automatically generated. You can simply disregard if this is inaccurate, or (optionally) you can also add the new words to tools/spell_checker/dictionary.txt so they will not trigger an alert next time.

Hints for adding a new word to the dictionary

• If the word is normally in all lowercase, such as the noun word or the verb does, add it in its lower-case form; if the word is a proper noun, such as the surname George, add it in its initial-caps form; if the word is an acronym or has special letter case, such as the acronym CDDA or the unit mW, add it by preserving the case of all the letters. A word in the dictionary will also match its initial-caps form (if the word is in all lowercase) and all-uppercase form, so a word should be added to the dictionary in its normal letter case even if used in a different letter case in a sentence.
• For a word to be added to the dictionary, it should either be a real, properly-spelled modern American English word, a foreign loan word (including romanized foreign names), or a foreign or made-up word that is used consistently and commonly enough in the game. Intentional misspelling (including eye dialect) of a word should not be added unless it has become a common terminology in the game, because while someone may have a legitimate use for it, another person may spell it that way accidentally.