docs: fixed a mismatch in the name of the function referenced in the micropayment example #15473
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Updated docs.
The micropayment example specifies that we need to see the
SimplePaymentChannelfunction in the contract at the end of the section. This is likely a holdover from previous versions, when the constructor had the same name as the contract. I've fixed it.