Replace archaic-looking "e-mail" with "email" #4385
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Noticed this as part of #4384 but then found a few more occurrences.
The predominant use across all documents is "email" (not hyphenated), but there are a few stragglers that use "e-mail".
Strangely, this is not covered in https://www.w3.org/guide/manual-of-style/ but in various places across W3C the non-hyphenated version is used.