Clarify the English dialect in the Status user docs

Author: jorge-campo

docs/style-guide/style-guidelines.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ When creating technical content for Status, consider these guidelines:
 - Don't use cultural or local expressions, made-up words, figurative language, obscure acronyms, metaphors, or (needless to say) discriminatory language. Write for a general audience without considering factors such as race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, or gender.
 - Don't assume the reader has prior knowledge of a new concept when introducing it. Instead, explain the idea in simple terms and provide readers with resources or related topics to find out more.
 - We don't obsess over grammar rules. Language isn't an exact science, and different style guides use different conventions. This guide follows the rule commonly accepted, disregarding exceptions.
-- For the English language, the Status documentation follows the English USA writing rules.
+- Status documentation adheres to the most widely used English dialect.
 
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