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Release 0.2 - Lab 7

Repository: https://github.com/Jesse989/basic-fantasy-rpg

Issue: There was no specific issue for this week that I found.

The problem was that I went through the documentation for this repository, and found a spelling mistake. The spelling mistake I found was 'stats' instead of status. The owner of the repository had thanked me for going through the documentation, and accepted my pull request to update the spelling mistake.

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