azure.ai.agents - add Azure region names to cspell.yaml#7567
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Updates the azure.ai.agents extension’s cspell configuration to reduce false-positive spellcheck findings by allowing Azure region name tokens used by the extension.
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- Add a block of Azure region names to
cspell.yaml. - Reorganize the existing word list into “Azure region names” and “Project terms”.
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Fixes #7568