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Move some misspellings to dictionary_names.txt - #1476
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LGTM, thanks @qyearsley .
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I don't know if you want to move synopsys->synopsis into perhaps another dictionary of company names, so people can then choose to exclude them (but probably independently from people's names)? |
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Thanks! Perhaps, although I don't know any more company names, so no need I thnk. |
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We can always start it with one, I'm sure more will come out of the woodwork, names only started with three... |
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This includes the names originally in PR #1425.