try out new spellcheck

[StefanThoma]

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[StefanThoma]

There seems to be some problems with encoding or something:

Misspelled words:

posts/2024-03-01_rhino_shiny_app_validation/rhino_shiny_app_validation.qmd: html>body>p -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taşl Ży -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Misspelled words: posts/[20](https://github.com/pharmaverse/blog/actions/runs/10299098846/job/28505682583#step:4:21)24-03-04_inside_the__phar.../inside_the__pharmaverse.qmd: html>body>ul>li>p -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHUSE’s --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[StefanThoma]

Note to myself, as I won't be able to do it now:

Try to: Run original spellcheck after running:

# Find all .qmd files in the current directory and subdirectories
find . -type f -name "*.qmd" | while read -r file; do
  # Remove Markdown-style links [text](URL)
  sed -i.bak -E 's/\[([^\]]+)\]\([^)]+\)//g' "$file"

  # Remove standalone URLs like <http://example.com>
  sed -i.bak -E 's/<([^>]+)>//g' "$file"

  # Optionally, remove empty brackets [] that may be left behind
  sed -i.bak -E 's/\[\]//g' "$file"

  # Clean up backup files
  rm "${file}.bak"
done

The bash command should remove all links from all qmd files.

[manciniedoardo]

Ideas from today's call:

• could we have global and local wordlists? global would have common words like PHUSE and ADaM while local would have anything like links sections which we woulfn't want to be used inn other posts.
• this could be generated by the create_blogpost helper?

@StefanThoma to review

[manciniedoardo]

Update: leave as pending for now