fix: correct typos and grammar in developer quickstart guide#1831
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While going through the Developer Quickstart guide as a new Stacks developer, I noticed a few typos and minor grammar issues that could confuse readers. This PR fixes them to keep the documentation clean and professional.
Changes in docs/build/get-started/developer-quickstart.md:
These are small fixes but the quickstart guide is often the first thing new developers read, so having it error-free helps make a great first impression for the Stacks ecosystem.