docs: fix typos and formatting in spam policy and saved replies

- Enclose the spam saved reply in a code block in `saved-issue-replies.md`
- Correct spelling and punctuation in `saved-issue-replies.md` and `spam.md`
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## Angular: Spam
Woah, looks like you've opened a lot issues/PRs recently. While we appreciate contributions from the community, triaging and reviewing a large influx of content in a short time period takes time away from other ongoing projects. As a result, we're closing these issues/PRs to maintain the team's focus.
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Woah, looks like you've opened a lot of issues/PRs recently. While we appreciate contributions from the community, triaging and reviewing a large influx of content in a short time period takes time away from other ongoing projects. As a result, we're closing these issues/PRs to maintain the team's focus.
Note that this is not necessarily a rejection of the goals or direction of any of these contributions in particular, so much as a reflection of the team's current capacity and priorities.
You are welcome to open a smaller subset of issues/PRs in accordance with [our policy](/contributing-docs/spam.md) focused on the most important and impactful contributions and we will do our best to prioritize a response as soon as possible.
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# Spam Policy
Users who create excessive amounts of issues or PRs in a short time frame,
particularly low-quality or low-value contributions may see those contributions
particularly low-quality or low-value contributions, may see those contributions
automatically closed without consideration.
Community contributors should limit themselves to no more than 3 open PRs at a
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## Why?
Reviewing and sheparding PRs as well as managing large issue counts takes time
Reviewing and shepherding PRs as well as managing large issue counts takes time
and energy from the core team. Triaging a PR well enough to understand its goals
and implementation takes a significant amount of time, regardless of whether the
PR is ultimately accepted. This policy ensures the team is able to balance its