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Correct HeusEtal21 title spelling and add missing issue number - #82

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Two small corrections to one entry, both verified against primary sources.

1. behavioralbehavioural. The published title uses the British
spelling — unsurprisingly, since the journal is Nature Human Behaviour.

2. Added the missing issue number (Number = {7}).

CrossRef (10.1038/s41562-021-01051-6) and PubMed (PMID 33574605) agree
independently:

Geometric models reveal behavioural and neural signatures of transforming
experiences into memories — Nature Human Behaviour 5(7), 905–919, 2021

Why this is a fix and not a normalization. Worth stating explicitly, since
"correcting" a spelling in a shared bibliography could easily be the wrong call:
cdl.bib already preserves source spelling in titles rather than Americanizing
them — 11 titles contain "behaviour" and 6 contain "behavioural", alongside 41
that use "behavioral" because that is what those papers were published with. So
this entry was inconsistent with the file's existing practice, not conforming to
it.

Neither error is detectable by bibcheck.py — one is a spelling difference
inside a valid sentence-case title, the other a field that is optional. Both
were noticed while cross-checking references for the memory-dynamics paper.

Checks. Full-file python bibcheck/test.py exits 0: no duplicate keys, no
duplicate author/title pairs, no formatting errors.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

The published title uses the British spelling "behavioural" (the journal
is Nature Human Behaviour); the entry had "behavioral". Also adds the
missing issue number.

Verified against CrossRef (10.1038/s41562-021-01051-6) and PubMed
(PMID 33574605), which agree: Nature Human Behaviour 5(7):905-919, 2021,
"Geometric models reveal behavioural and neural signatures of
transforming experiences into memories".

This is a transcription fix, not a spelling normalization -- cdl.bib
already preserves source spelling in titles (11 "behaviour" / 6
"behavioural" alongside 41 "behavioral").

Full-file check (bibcheck/test.py) passes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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