📖🚮：stop teaching the spell checker Latin - #1843
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Nothing in the repository is filler any more, so the dictionary that let filler through has nothing left to permit. Out go the lorem-ipsum dictionary, the package supplying it, and the two Latin words in project-terms.txt that no file uses. The check now reads Latin as a set of unknown words, which is what it is. If filler ever reaches a file cspell lints, it fails there rather than passing quietly. Signed-off-by: Derek Lewis <DerekNonGeneric@inf.is> Assisted-by: Claude-Code:claude-opus-5
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Nothing in the repository is filler any more. The last of it was the docs
index, and that page now has real writing, so the dictionary that let filler
past has nothing left to permit.
Gone
"language": "en,lorem", now"en"@cspell/dict-lorem-ipsumimport and itsdictionariesentryconsectetuerandPotentifromproject-terms.txt, which were there tospell the pages that no longer exist
Both words were checked whole-word and case-sensitively across every file type
first. Each appeared in
project-terms.txtand nowhere else. 71 terms remain.Why this is not merely tidying
cspell lints Markdown. With the dictionary in place, filler reaching a scanned
file would have passed silently, which is the opposite of useful. Verified both
directions:
clean pass
Checks
nps testpasses, all 17.Left alone
_layouts/handbook-content-g-devdocs-style.liquidand_includes/key-point.liquidare unused today but are wanted later, so they stay.