fix: use "once" instead of "on" in the "once" method#2
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This is a great find! Thank you so much for fixing this, @come25136! 🎉
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Hello!
Thanks for making this library. I've been using it conveniently.
I found a bug when I was using it, so I fixed it. :)
Fixed a bug that "once" was calling “on”.