Change wording from control to access.

Author: Diptorup Deb

docs/docfiles/user_guides/manual/dpctl/intro.rst

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ and extension developers to access a data-parallel computing resource or XPU
 available on a modern heterogeneous system. The "X" in XPU can stand for
 a diverse range of compute architectures such as a CPU, GPU, FPGA, *etc.*, and
 can be tailored to the needs of an application. Dpctl's objective is to provide
-a Python runtime to control or to manage an XPU from any Python application or
-library, alleviating the need for other Python packages to develop such a
-runtime themselves. The runtime is built on top of the C++ SYCL standard and is
+a Python runtime to control an XPU from any Python application or library,
+alleviating the need for other Python packages to develop such a runtime
+themselves. The runtime is built on top of the C++ SYCL standard and is
 envisioned to be both vendor and architecture agnostic. If the underlying SYCL
 runtime supports a type of architecture, the dpctl runtime will allow managing
 that architecture from Python.