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[MINOR] Fix typo errors in code comments across multiple modules#54953

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[MINOR] Fix typo errors in code comments across multiple modules#54953
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What changes were proposed?

Fix several typos in code comments and documentation across multiple modules:

  • neccessarynecessary in WriteToStreamStatement.scala
  • overridenoverridden in Client.scala and V2JDBCTest.scala (3 occurrences)
  • customecustom in TaskSetManager.scala
  • commitingcommitting in StreamRealTimeModeSuite.scala
  • curentcurrent in RocksDBStateStoreSuite.scala
  • commitedcommitted in StreamRealTimeModeE2ESuite.scala and StateStoreSuite.scala (4 occurrences)
  • arguementargument in collectionOperations.scala
  • evalutesevaluates in columnNodes.scala

Why are the changes needed?

To improve code readability and maintain consistency in documentation. Typos in comments can mislead contributors unfamiliar with the codebase.

Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?

No. This is a documentation-only change in code comments.

Closes #54674

Fix several typos in code comments and documentation:
- neccessary -> necessary
- overriden -> overridden (3 occurrences)
- custome -> custom
- commiting -> committing
- curent -> current
- commited -> committed (4 occurrences)
- arguement -> argument
- evalutes -> evaluates

No user-facing changes. Documentation/comments only.

Closes apache#54674
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Mind taking a look at https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/54953/checks?check_run_id=68201860243 and running the test?

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Fix various typo errors in code comments across multiple modules

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