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Remove mitre from list of British spelling

What does this MR do?

British spelling of words is not permitted in GitLab documentation. This currently prevents the phrase MITRE Corporation being added to the documentation because mitre is considered British spelling. In this instance it's the name of a company, and should be permitted. Since it's extremely unlikely the word mitre will be used in product documentation, I see little risk in removing this entry.

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!40812 (merged)

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Edited by Russell Dickenson

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