fix(i18n): Changed grammar

appinfo/info.xml

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@
 	<id>bruteforcesettings</id>
 	<name>Brute-force settings</name>
 	<summary>Whitelist IPs</summary>
-	<description><![CDATA[Brute Force Protection is meant to protect Nextcloud servers from attempts to
+	<description><![CDATA[Brute-force protection is meant to protect Nextcloud servers from attempts to
 guess account passwords in various ways. Besides the obvious "*let's try a big
 list of commonly used passwords*" attack, it also makes it harder to use
 slightly more sophisticated attacks via the reset password form or trying to
 find app password tokens.
 
-If triggered, brute force protection makes requests coming from an IP on a
-bruteforce protected controller with the same API slower for a 24 hour period.
+If triggered, brute-force protection makes requests coming from an IP on a
+brute-force protected controller with the same API slower for a 24 hour period.
 
 With this app, the admin can exempt an IP address or range from this
 protection which can be useful for testing purposes or when there are false

src/App.vue

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ export default {
 				return t('bruteforcesettings', 'Your remote address was identified as "{remoteAddress}" and is throttled at the moment by {delay}ms.', { remoteAddress: this.remoteAddress, delay: this.delay })
 			}
 			if (this.isBypassListed) {
-				return t('bruteforcesettings', 'Your remote address was identified as "{remoteAddress}" and is bypassing bruteforce protection.', { remoteAddress: this.remoteAddress })
+				return t('bruteforcesettings', 'Your remote address was identified as "{remoteAddress}" and is bypassing brute-force protection.', { remoteAddress: this.remoteAddress })
 			}
 			return t('bruteforcesettings', 'Your remote address was identified as "{remoteAddress}" and is not actively throttled at the moment.', { remoteAddress: this.remoteAddress })
 		},