Global spelling fix s/recieve/receive/ across codebase

This includes some user-visible messages and help files, so if anyone has
hooked them with /ON WINDOW their hooks will need updating.

doc/BitchX.doc

@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ ABOUT
 	the people who have helped to make bitchx what it is.
 
 ADDFORWARD [nick|#channel]
-	Forwards all msgs recieved to another nick or channel.
+	Forwards all msgs received to another nick or channel.
 
 ADDIDLE         
 

doc/entire-faq.html

@@ -971,7 +971,7 @@ see strftime(3) for more options</code>
 <code>to start a dcc chat with someone type <br />
 /dcc chat nick<br />
 <br />
-if you recieve a dcc chat request you have two options<br />
+if you receive a dcc chat request you have two options<br />
 you can type:<br />
 /chat or /nochat<br />
 -OR-<br />
@@ -1163,8 +1163,8 @@ YANK_FROM_CUTBUFFER	insert the last text you deleted<br />
 /RELCR	Usage: /relcr- Displays the last CTCP reply message received															<br />
 /RELCRT	Usage: /relcrt- Changes the topic to the last CTCP reply message															<br />
 /RELCT	Usage: /relct- Changes the topic to the last CTCP command issued															<br />
-/RELD	Usage: /reld- Displays the last DCC msg recieved.															<br />
-/RELDT	Usage: /reldt- Sets the topic to the last DCC message recieved.															<br />
+/RELD	Usage: /reld- Displays the last DCC msg received.															<br />
+/RELDT	Usage: /reldt- Sets the topic to the last DCC message received.															<br />
 /RELI	Usage: /reli- Shows the last invite message received															<br />
 /RELIT	Usage: /relit- Changes the topic to the last invite message received															<br />
 /RELM	Usage: /relm <nick|channel>- Redirects last received message to <nick|channel>If invoked with -l, the last 10 messages received are listed-l # will display message number #															<br />

doc/functions.txt

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Notes:    It is possible to embed spaces into a word or pattern simply by
 
 Function: $userhost()
 Usage:    $userhost()
-Returns:  the userhost (if any) of the most previously recieved message.
+Returns:  the userhost (if any) of the most previously received message.
 Notes:    $userhost() changes with every single line that appears on your
           screen, so if you want to save it, you will need to assign it to
           a variable.
@@ -754,13 +754,13 @@ Example:  $winsize(1) returns 22
 
 Function: $lastnotice()
 Usage:    $lastnotice(refnum)
-Returns:  the last notice recieved or nothing if none
+Returns:  the last notice received or nothing if none
 Example:  $lastnotice(10) returns
           "10:19pm |By-Tor| ~by-tor@by-tor.com |By-tor| yo"
 
 Function: $lastmessage()
 Usage:    $lastmessage(refnum)
-Returns:  the last message recieved or nothing if none
+Returns:  the last message received or nothing if none
 Example:  $lastmessage(10) returns
           10:19pm |By-Tor| ~by-tor@by-tor.com |By-tor| yo
  

doc/pana-docs/pana-docs.txt

@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@
 New status line variables:
 	%D Show dcc percentage done on status line.
 
-	%^ Show number of recieved messages while away on status line.
+	%^ Show number of received messages while away on status line.
 	
 
 

doc/pana-docs/pana-docs2.txt

@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@
 New status line variables:
         %D Show dcc percentage done on status line.
  
-        %^ Show number of recieved messages while away on status line.
+        %^ Show number of received messages while away on status line.
  
  
  

doc/plugins.txt

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ this easier ie. CHANNEL_SYNCH_LIST.
 
 flag is used in the same procedures as id. a VAR_PROC uses this as the
 default INT/BOOL value for the variable. CTCP_PROC uses this to tell the
-client what todo when we recieve one of these ctcp's. CTCP_SPECIAL,
+client what todo when we receive one of these ctcp's. CTCP_SPECIAL,
 CTCP_TELLUSER, CTCP_REPLY, CTCP_INLINE, CTCP_NOLIMIT are possible values. 
 These can be or'd together as well. HOOK_PROC uses this as the "noise"
 of this event.