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Correct spelling of async invocation keys (#51)

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@ -456,7 +456,7 @@ The arguments to `babashka.pods/invoke` are:
- a pod identifier string derived from the first described namespace.
- the symbol of the var to invoke
- the arguments to the var
- an opts map containing `:handler` containing callback functions: `:success`, `:error` and `:done`
- an opts map containing `:handlers` containing callback functions: `:success`, `:error` and `:done`
The return value of `babashka.pods/invoke` is a map containing `:result`. When
not using callbacks, this is the return value from the pod var invocation. When
@ -482,9 +482,9 @@ callback is only called if no errors were sent by the pod.
In the above example the wrapper function calls the pod identified by
`"pod.babashka.filewatcher"`. It calls the var
`pod.babashka.filewatcher/watch*`. In `:on-success` it pulls out received
`pod.babashka.filewatcher/watch*`. In `:success` it pulls out received
values, passing them to the user-provided callback. Additionally, it prints any
errors received from the pod library in `:on-error` to `*err*`.
errors received from the pod library in `:error` to `*err*`.
A user will then use `pod.babashka.filewatcher/watch` like this: