Configure cspell to ignore multi-line content within a containing [lang] element
#4852
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Heya @kfranqueiro, here’s another whitespace request. 😅
In #4829, cspell gave me “unknown word” failures for “tou” and “shi”, so I resolved them by adding a file-specific override.
A little further down in
cspell.yml, I noticed a regex for ignoring any elements with thelangattribute — which is exactly where my unknown words had occurred in #4829. However, mylangcontent contained multiple lines, whereas the regex seems to be looking for single line matches.Would it be okay to make this one more permissive so that I can remove the file-specific override?