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Add typos pre-commit rule, fix findings #306
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Wow. We've been spell-checking pretty well I guess!
I particularly love this one:
# Smoot
"Smoot",
@stevesmoot :-)
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This ended up not being as wild as I expected. It uses a modified version of the typos.toml file from zeek/zeek. A bunch of rules from there don't matter here (such as all of the script_opt
otones). There are a few new rules, but nothing wild:Ninteenth,fo(o,Not-ECT, Connection and file IDs, and a couple of strings from hexdumps in some of the logs.Fixes #305