Update document for Request.abort()

Author: miyakogi

pyppeteer/network_manager.py

@@ -568,10 +568,25 @@ async def abort(self, errorCode: str = 'failed') -> None:
  If request interception is not enabled, raise ``NetworkError``.
 
  ``errorCode`` is an optional error code string. Defaults to ``failed``,
- could be one of the following: ``aborted``, ``accesdenied``,
- ``addressunreachable``, ``connectionaborted``, ``connectionclosed``,
- ``connectionfailed``, ``connnectionrefused``, ``connectionreset``,
- ``internetdisconnected``, ``namenotresolved``, ``timedout``, ``failed``
+ could be one of the following:
+
+ - ``aborted``: An operation was aborted (due to user action).
+ - ``accesdenied``: Permission to access a resource, other than the
+ network, was denied.
+ - ``addressunreachable``: The IP address is unreachable. This usually
+ means that there is no route to the specified host or network.
+ - ``connectionaborted``: A connection timeout as a result of not
+ receiving an ACK for data sent.
+ - ``connectionclosed``: A connection was closed (corresponding to a TCP
+ FIN).
+ - ``connectionfailed``: A connection attempt failed.
+ - ``connnectionrefused``: A connection attempt was refused.
+ - ``connectionreset``: A connection was reset (corresponding to a TCP
+ RST).
+ - ``internetdisconnected``: The Internet connection has been lost.
+ - ``namenotresolved``: The host name could not be resolved.
+ - ``timedout``: An operation timed out.
+ - ``failed``: A generic failure occurred.
  """
  errorReason = errorReasons[errorCode]
  if not errorReason: