Update blog/_posts/2023-05-26-scala-3.3.0-released.md

Co-authored-by: Michał Pałka <[email protected]>

Author: Kordyjan

blog/_posts/2023-05-26-scala-3.3.0-released.md

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 If you are maintaining a standalone Scala 3 project without external projects depending on it, feel free to switch to Scala 3.3.0 at any moment. You will enjoy all the improvements in the newest version of the compiler.
 
-If you are a library author following semantic versioning, we advise you to update to Scala 3.3.0 in the next minor release of your project. Users of your library would also need to bump their compiler version to use the newest version of your library. If you have already published a minor version on 3.3.0 but learned about a critical vulnerability in your library, you should release a new patch release for the previous minor version of your library using Scala 3.2.2 (or any other older version of the compiler ). This patch can be consumed by all the users of previous versions of the library, no matter if they have already switched to 3.3.0 or not.
+If you are a library author following semantic versioning, we advise you to update to Scala 3.3.0 in the next minor release of your project. Users of your library would also need to bump their compiler version to use the newest version of your library. If you have already published a minor version on 3.3.0 but learned about a critical vulnerability in your library, you should release a new patch release for the previous minor version of your library using the Scala version you had used before the bump (e.g. 3.2.2 or older). This patch can be consumed by all the users of previous versions of the library, no matter if they have already switched to 3.3.0 or not.
 
 ### Known incompatibility: Stability of inline parameters