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@dblock dblock released this 21 Oct 15:43
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  • #28: Exclude require, require_relative, load, and autoload paths and gem names and version requirements from spelling checks in Ruby files and Markdown Ruby fences - @dblock.
  • #29: Display generated vocabulary paths relative to the working directory, matching RuboCop output - @dblock.
  • #27: Correct lowercase and title-case typos when the first suggestion is one edit away, even when multiple suggestions exist; require dictionary-accepted replacements to prevent correction loops and retain uppercase, mixed-case, and technical-token guards - @dblock.
  • #26: Restrict autocorrection to unique, single-edit lowercase typos outside dotted and identifier-like tokens; keep other suggestions report-only - @dblock.
  • #25: Skip spelling suggestions during vocabulary generation to speed up --auto-gen-config - @dblock.
  • #24: Fix spelling checks crashing on __FILE__ in Ruby files and Markdown Ruby fences - @dblock.
  • #22: Check strings and opt-in identifiers in explicitly tagged Ruby Markdown fences; keep strings enabled and identifiers disabled by default in all Ruby checks - @dblock.
  • #21: Check Ruby strings and identifiers by default, with independent opt-outs, source-mapped string corrections, and report-only identifier diagnostics - @dblock.
  • #20: Generate project vocabulary and dictionary configuration with rubocop --auto-gen-config instead of suppressing spelling checks - @dblock.
  • #19: Add parser-backed AsciiDoc spelling checks and autocorrection - @dblock.
  • #18: Check RDoc files and parse RDoc markup in Ruby comments, excluding code examples and link destinations - @dblock.
  • #17: Select front matter values with dotted inclusion and exclusion paths - @dblock.
  • #16: Support Markdown HTML comment directives for spelling suppression - @dblock.
  • #15: Add spelling autocorrection for words with exactly one dictionary suggestion - @dblock.
  • #14: Reuse loaded dictionaries and word verdicts across file investigations instead of rebuilding them for every file - @dblock.