Thanks for the feedback
Well spotted. Thank you. Typo corrected. (A bit annoyed with myself for that one).
As for a USB 3.1 Gen 2 port.
My understanding is that the 'connector type' is an electrical reference defining the layout, contacts and how they operate in a given port. Thus a Type-A USB 3.0/3.1 Gen 1/3.1 Gen 2 port is "3".
A USB Type-C is either a "9" or a "10" depending on how it is recognised when rotated. This is because in the USB Type-C wiring spec USB 3.1 uses two pairs of the four available for data transmission lines. Depending on which and how these are connected, defines how the port flip-flops SS labels or not.
Things might change with USB 3.2 when it arrives because that will use all four pairs in the same cable, but I have enough headaches for the moment!