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36311	Inconsistent spelling in docs for a few words	Natalia Bidart	Ahmed Nassar	"While reviewing some PRs, I noticed a few inconsistencies in spelling:

* hardcode(d) / hard code / hard-code
* lookup / look up
* flatpage / flat page

Although tickets are not necessary for documentation changes, I think it would be helpful to track these and make decisions on the correct spelling so we can apply them consistently.

For the first case, I think we should use either `hard-code` or `hardcode` (but not `hard code`, and we should choose one and stick with it).
For the second, it seems that `lookup` is used as a noun or adjective, while the verb is `look up`. I tend to use `lookup` as a verb in the context of Django model DB operations, but I wonder if this is technically incorrect. If it's acceptable, I would be inclined to use `lookup` everywhere.
For the third, I believe we should use `flatpage` (without a space) when referring to the specific context of the Django contrib app, unless we're referring to any page that is flat, in general."	Cleanup/optimization	closed	Documentation	5.2	Normal	fixed			Ready for checkin	1	0	0	0	0	0