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Make Azure.Core cspell-clean #21027
Make Azure.Core cspell-clean #21027
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cspell for some reason doesn't pluralize words from the dictionary.
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Pluralization is quite difficult even for a single language. Not surprising. Most don't that I've seen.
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While for PS scripts avoiding aliases is recommended, @danieljurek we should probably not be spell-checking the code itself in scripts - doc comments, string literals, public APIs, etc. This seems like an overreach and probably a bit too verbose in most cases.