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[ci skip] Update typos configuration to allow technical terms#156
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…d comprehensive Julia/SciML terminology allowances\n- Allow Ono, padd as legitimate technical terms\n- Allow technical terms and names from academic references
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Summary
This PR updates the typos spell checker configuration to allow legitimate technical terms that were being flagged as spelling errors.
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Problem Solved
The spell checker was flagging legitimate technical terms as typos. These terms are proper terminology in their domain and should not be corrected.
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