docs: grammar on issue templates (#459)

* Improve grammar on instance-provider-request.md

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* Update reverse-proxy-integration-request.md

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name: Instance provider request
about: Suggest an instance provider support
about: Suggest support for an instance provider
title: Add `[PROVIDER]` provider
labels: enhancement, provider
assignees: ''
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**Describe the provider**
A clear and concise description of the provider.
**Does the provider provides the following APIs**
*An instance is a generic term used to describe containers, pods, deployments, and more*
**Does the provider provide the following APIs**
*An instance is a generic term used to describe containers, pods, deployments...*
| API | Yes | No | I don't know |
| ---- | ---- | --- | -----------|
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| Get info about an instance | | |
| Listening for external events happening |||
**Does the provider has a Go API SDK?**
**Does the provider have a Go API SDK?**
If yes link it here
**Does the provider can be started locally**
**Can the provider be started locally**
Providers such as Cloud provider may provide some local API tools.
Docker can be started locally, Kubernetes has tools such as k3s to facilitate the integration.

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**Describe the reverse proxy you'd like**
A clear and concise description of the reverse proxy.
**Does the reverse proxy provides middleware/module/extension support**
**Does the reverse proxy provide middleware/module/extension support**
Links to documentations and examples that shows the extensibility of the reverse proxy.
For traefik it's http middleware, for nginx it's modules etc.