docs(Readme): Fix some typos

readme.md

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-Cubase 12 MIDI Remote scripts for DAW controllers using the MCU protocol
+Cubase 12 MIDI Remote Scripts for DAW Controllers using the MCU Protocol
 
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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The mapping is similar to [Cubase's default Mackie MCU Pro mapping](https://down
 **Encoder Assignments**
 
 - The lower scribble strip row always shows track names since they are vital to using each channel's buttons and fader, regardless of the encoder assignment. Parameter page numbers are displayed on the otherwise unused two-digit Assignment display instead. If an encoder assignment only has one parameter page, the Assignment display remains blank.
-- The "Track" encoder assignment has additional parameter pages for low-cut, hight-cut, and the Track Quick Controls of the selected track.
+- The "Track" encoder assignment has additional parameter pages for Low Cut, High Cut, and the Track Quick Controls of the selected track.
 - Instead of spreading the "Send" encoder assignment options out on four parameter pages, there are only two pages now. The "Level" and "On" pages have been combined into a single page where turning encoders modifies the send level and pushing encoders toggles a send slot's On/Off status. The "Pre/Post" page remains untouched, and the "Bus" page is omitted because the MIDI Remote API doesn't expose send busses.
 - The "Plug-In" encoder assignment always follows the currently focused plugin window to avoid tedious plugin selection via push encoders.
 - The first page of the "Inst" encoder assignment maps encoders to the VST Quick Controls of the currently selected instrument track. The remaining pages map 8 encoders to each part of the channel strip, i.e., gate, compressor, tools, saturation, and limiter. Pushing an encoder toggles the bypass status of the corresponding channel strip plugin.