ci: add spell checking with typos#8
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pyfenn/fennissue #122.This PR adds spell checking through
typos(checking only, no corrections).Changes
.github/workflows/ci.yamlto run a GitHub action spell checking repo on PR_typos.tomlto manage global spell-checking exclusions (e.g., ignoring theme HTML overrides, logo, CSS assets etc.).Verification
I ran the pipeline locally inside a simulated Docker container via
actto ensure theyamlsyntax andtomlexclusions are operational:Notes
typosfound no spelling issues in the existing documentation