SONAR-9608 Fix typo

sonar-core/src/main/resources/org/sonar/l10n/core.properties

@@ -2905,7 +2905,7 @@ component_measures.to_navigate_back=to navigate back
 component_measures.overview.project_overview.facet=Project Overview
 component_measures.overview.project_overview.title=Risk
 component_measures.overview.project_overview.description=Get quick insights into the operational risks. Any color but green indicates immediate risks: Bugs or Vulnerabilities that should be examined. A position at the top or right of the graph means that the longer-term health may be at risk. Green bubbles at the bottom-left are best.
-component_measures.overview.Reliability.description=See bugs' operational risks. The closer a bubble's color is to red, the more severe the worse bugs are. Bubble size indicates bug volume, and each bubble's vertical position reflects the estimated time to address the bugs. Small green bubbles on the bottom edge are best.
+component_measures.overview.Reliability.description=See bugs' operational risks. The closer a bubble's color is to red, the more severe the worst bugs are. Bubble size indicates bug volume, and each bubble's vertical position reflects the estimated time to address the bugs. Small green bubbles on the bottom edge are best.
 component_measures.overview.Security.description=See vulnerabilities' operational risks. The closer a bubble's color is to red, the more severe the worst vulnerabilities are. Bubble size indicates vulnerability volume, and each bubble's vertical position reflects the estimated time to address the vulnerabilities. Small green bubbles on the bottom edge are best.
 component_measures.overview.Maintainability.description=See code smells' long-term risks. The closer a bubble's color is to red, the higher the ratio of technical debt is. Bubble size indicates code smell volume, and each bubble's vertical position reflects the estimated time to address the code smells. Small green bubbles on the bottom edge are best.
 component_measures.overview.Coverage.description=See missing test coverage's long-term risks. Bubble size indicates the volume of uncovered lines, and each bubble's vertical position reflects the volume of missing coverage. Small bubbles on the bottom edge are best.