fix: typos in reset context comments (#2453)

Corrected two typos and a grammatical issue in the comments within the reset context code. Specifically:
- Changed "indictate" to "indicate"
- Corrected "me might" to "we might"

Signed-off-by: CharlesCNorton <135471798+CharlesCNorton@users.noreply.github.com>
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@ -90,10 +90,10 @@ void Chat::reset()
emit resetContextRequested(); emit resetContextRequested();
m_id = Network::globalInstance()->generateUniqueId(); m_id = Network::globalInstance()->generateUniqueId();
emit idChanged(m_id); emit idChanged(m_id);
// NOTE: We deliberately do no reset the name or creation date to indictate that this was originally // NOTE: We deliberately do no reset the name or creation date to indicate that this was originally
// an older chat that was reset for another purpose. Resetting this data will lead to the chat // an older chat that was reset for another purpose. Resetting this data will lead to the chat
// name label changing back to 'New Chat' and showing up in the chat model list as a 'New Chat' // name label changing back to 'New Chat' and showing up in the chat model list as a 'New Chat'
// further down in the list. This might surprise the user. In the future, we me might get rid of // further down in the list. This might surprise the user. In the future, we might get rid of
// the "reset context" button in the UI. Right now, by changing the model in the combobox dropdown // the "reset context" button in the UI. Right now, by changing the model in the combobox dropdown
// we effectively do a reset context. We *have* to do this right now when switching between different // we effectively do a reset context. We *have* to do this right now when switching between different
// types of models. The only way to get rid of that would be a very long recalculate where we rebuild // types of models. The only way to get rid of that would be a very long recalculate where we rebuild