Update ByteBuddy.java (#1739)

* Update ByteBuddy.java

This pull request fixes a typo in the JavaDoc of the ByteBuddy class. The word "ava types" was incorrectly used instead of "Java types" in the following documentation:

/**
 * Creates a new configuration where the {@link MethodGraph.Compiler} is used for creating a {@link MethodGraph}
 * of the instrumented type. A method graph is a representation of a type's virtual methods, including all information
 * on bridge methods that are inserted by the Java compiler. Creating a method graph is a rather expensive operation
 * and more efficient strategies might exist for certain types or java types that are created by alternative JVM
 * languages. By default, a general purpose method graph compiler is used that uses the information that is exposed
 * by the generic type information that is embedded in any class file.
 *
 * @param methodGraphCompiler The method graph compiler to use for analyzing the instrumented type.
 * @return A new Byte Buddy instance that uses the supplied method graph compiler.
 */

* Update ByteBuddy.java

byte-buddy-dep/src/main/java/net/bytebuddy/ByteBuddy.java

@@ -1308,7 +1308,7 @@ public ByteBuddy with(Implementation.Context.Factory implementationContextFactor
      * Creates a new configuration where the {@link MethodGraph.Compiler} is used for creating a {@link MethodGraph}
      * of the instrumented type. A method graph is a representation of a type's virtual methods, including all information
      * on bridge methods that are inserted by the Java compiler. Creating a method graph is a rather expensive operation
-     * and more efficient strategies might exist for certain types or ava types that are created by alternative JVM
+     * and more efficient strategies might exist for certain types or Java types that are created by alternative JVM
      * languages. By default, a general purpose method graph compiler is used that uses the information that is exposed
      * by the generic type information that is embedded in any class file.
      *