docs: fix grammar errors in code comments - #11
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Summary
Fixes 3 grammar errors in code comments, applied consistently across both sample projects (
Taboola_Android_Example_AndroidXandTaboola_Android_Example_SupportV4), for 8 changed lines in 4 files. No functional changes — comments and Javadoc only.where you can see full example how to use this flag->where you can see a full example of how to use this flagonly when the user will scroll to widget->only when the user scrolls to the widget(a "when" clause takes the present tense in English, and the noun needs an article)so no need to fetch when page is selected->so no need to fetch when the page is selected(this is the second line of the same two-line comment, so it is fixed alongside the first)Both example projects carry identical copies of these files, so each fix is applied in both to keep them in sync.
No identifiers, no strings, and no logic were touched.