Why can't LT work like Hunspell, detecting the case of words?
For example, if a letter is uppercase in a word, it should only accept as valid that word exactly as it is there or the whole word in uppercase:
Master=Master|MASTER
Words in lowercase should accept all kinds of case:
sensei=sensei|Sensei|SENSEI|SeNsEi
This is how Hunspell works and LT should follow its method so that we can remove tons of sentences from related files which have one line in lowercase and other line with uppercase words.
Also, why does "Sensei" in uppercase appear as a typo (Portuguese)?:
Hello!
Why can't LT work like Hunspell, detecting the case of words?
For example, if a letter is uppercase in a word, it should only accept as valid that word exactly as it is there or the whole word in uppercase: Master=Master|MASTER
Words in lowercase should accept all kinds of case: sensei=sensei|Sensei|SENSEI|SeNsEi
This is how Hunspell works and LT should follow its method so that we can remove tons of sentences from related files which have one line in lowercase and other line with uppercase words.
Also, why does "Sensei" in uppercase appear as a typo (Portuguese)?:![LanguageTool_typo_20220204](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5192600/152455962-392a0d70-f3bf-4f10-a9ad-0e8ad6a7a5ae.png)
Thanks!