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fix: run into further troubles→further trouble - #3906

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A comment on another GitHub repo used the wording "run into further troubles".
I knew we had a linter for flagging the plural "troubles" and correct it to "trouble" but upon testing I verified that it didn't work with the qualifier.

To be on the safe side of unforeseen false positives I modified it to only handled "further troubles". Other variants can be added when they are spotted in the wild.

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hippietrail enabled auto-merge July 28, 2026 16:34
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hippietrail deleted the run-into-further-troubles branch July 28, 2026 17:58
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