Fix word typo on the press FAQ page

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 A: The PostgreSQL project begins work on the next version of PostgreSQL in July of each year, and it generally takes 12 to 15 months to work to a release. So expect version 13 around September 2020.</p>
 
 <p><strong>Q: What features will 13 have?</strong><br />
-A: As always, we can't be certain what will go in and what won't; the project has strict quality standards that not all patches can make before deadline. All we can tell you is what's currently being worked on, which continued work on the pluggable storage interface (including plugins such as zheap or zedstore), native transparent data encryption support, continued improvements to parallelism and partitioning, and many more features. By the time 13 is released, though, this feature may have changed considerably.</p>
+A: As always, we can't be certain what will go in and what won't; the project has strict quality standards that not all patches can make before deadline. All we can tell you is what's currently being worked on, which continued work on the pluggable storage interface (including plugins such as zheap or zedstore), native transparent data encryption support, continued improvements to parallelism and partitioning, and many more features. By the time 13 is released, though, this list may have changed considerably.</p>
 
 <p><strong>Q: How do you pronounce PostgreSQL</strong><br />
 A: post-GRES-que-ell, per this <a href="/files/postgresql.mp3">audio file</a>.  Many people, however, just say "post-GRES" or "post-GREZ".</p>