fix: resolve #3361 — Incorrect grammar analysis on apostrophe possessive name#3432
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…he possessive name Fixes Automattic#3361 Signed-off-by: ChinhLee <76194645+chinhkrb113@users.noreply.github.com>
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harper-core/src/linting/repeated_words.rsWhy
harper-core/src/linting/repeated_words.rs: The "repeated be verb redundancy" or "repeated words" lint is incorrectly flaggingKamen'sas a repeated word when it appears aftershe'sin the same sentence. The issue is that the lint is treating the'sinKamen's(possessive) as equivalent to the'sinshe's(contraction of "is"), and flagging it as a repeated word/verb. The lint needs to distinguish between possessive'sand contracted's(is/has), or at minimum not flag words that include a possessive'sattached to a proper noun/unknown word as repeated instances of a prior contraction.