docs: Fix korean grammar rules for '에요/예요' #891
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The Korean ending '에요/예요' varies depending on whether the preceding syllable has a final consonant, and when the preceding character is an alphabet, it follows the alphabet pronunciation rules. I corrected it accordingly.