[deps]: Update cspell to v10.3.5

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
cspell (source)	10.0.0 → 10.3.5

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Release Notes

streetsidesoftware/cspell (cspell)

v10.3.5

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Fixes

fix(cspell-lib): `shouldCheckDocument` honors the `forceCheck` option (#​9303)

fix(cspell-lib): shouldCheckDocument honors the forceCheck option (#​9303)

v10.3.4

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Fixes

fix: Fix Sponsor cards on npmjs (#​9260)

fix: Fix Sponsor cards on npmjs (#​9260)

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v10.3.3

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Fixes

fix: Add `--json` option to check text for use with AI (#​9254)

fix: Add --json option to check text for use with AI (#​9254)

This pull request adds support for a --json output mode to the check CLI command, enabling results to be emitted as structured JSON per file. It also introduces comprehensive test coverage for the new JSON output behavior, including error handling and exit code logic.

CLI Enhancements:

• Added a --json flag to the check command, allowing users to receive results in JSON format. This includes proper handling of multiple files and error cases, such as missing files. [1] [2]
• Updated the exit code logic to work with both standard and JSON output, respecting the --no-exit-code flag. [1] [2]

Implementation Details:

• Introduced separate processing functions: processRequestAnsi for standard output and processRequestJSON for JSON output, with the latter aggregating results and errors per file. [1] [2]
• Added a helper function to detect missing files and report them as JSON errors.

Testing Improvements:

• Expanded CLI test coverage to include various --json scenarios, such as files with spelling errors, missing files, and the interaction with --no-exit-code. [1] [2]
• Added utility functions and interfaces in tests to parse and validate the JSON output.

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fix: Mark ParsedTags as read only. (#​9253)

fix: Mark ParsedTags as read only. (#​9253)

This pull request makes a small but important change to the ParsedText interface in several files, improving type safety by marking the tags property as a read-only type. This ensures that the tags associated with a parsed text segment cannot be modified after creation.

• Updated the tags property in the ParsedText interface to use Readonly<ParsedTags> instead of ParsedTags, making the tags immutable in the following files:
  • packages/cspell-types/api/Parser/index.d.mts
  • packages/cspell-types/api/index.d.mts
  • packages/cspell-types/src/Parser/parser.ts

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fix: Make sure Parser and DocumentParser can be used together. (#​9252)

fix: Make sure Parser and DocumentParser can be used together. (#​9252)

This pull request enhances the parser interface definitions in the cspell-types package to provide better flexibility and clarity for parser implementations. The main changes introduce optional parseDocument and parse methods to both the Parser and DocumentParser interfaces, across both type declaration and source files.

Parser interface enhancements:

• Added an optional parseDocument method to the Parser interface, allowing parsers to optionally implement document-based parsing. (packages/cspell-types/api/Parser/index.d.mts [1] packages/cspell-types/api/index.d.mts [2] packages/cspell-types/src/Parser/parser.ts [3]
• Added an optional parse method to the DocumentParser interface, enabling parsers to optionally implement content-and-filename-based parsing. (packages/cspell-types/api/Parser/index.d.mts [1] packages/cspell-types/api/index.d.mts [2] packages/cspell-types/src/Parser/parser.ts [3]

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v10.3.2

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Fixes

fix: Add tags to ParsedText (#​9237)

fix: Add tags to ParsedText (#​9237)

This pull request introduces the concept of "tags" for parsed text segments in the CSpell types, allowing each segment of text to be annotated with a set of named tags. These tags can hold boolean, string, or undefined values, supporting richer metadata for parsers and downstream consumers. The changes affect both the TypeScript source and the type definitions.

The most important changes are:

Tagging Support for Parsed Text

• Added a new optional tags property to the ParsedText interface, allowing each parsed text segment to carry a set of tags as metadata. (ParsedText in parser.ts, index.d.mts, index.d.mts) [1] [2] [3]
• Introduced the ParsedTag type (boolean | string | undefined) and the ParsedTags interface (a map of tag names to ParsedTag values) to define the structure of tags. (parser.ts, index.d.mts, index.d.mts) [1] [2] [3]

Type Exports and API Surface

• Updated exports throughout the codebase to include ParsedTag and ParsedTags, making these types available to consumers. (src/Parser/index.ts, src/index.ts, index.d.mts, index.d.mts) [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Changed the export style in src/Parser/index.mts from export * to export type *, ensuring only types are exported.

These changes lay the groundwork for parsers and other tools to annotate text with structured metadata, improving extensibility and downstream processing.

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v10.3.1

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Fixes

fix: CSpell-Tools support replacements (#​9205)

fix: CSpell-Tools support replacements (#​9205)

Support replacing word fragments before adding the word to the dictionary.

v10.3.0

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Features

feat: Add an option to set the kind of dictionary file (#​9178)

feat: Add an option to set the kind of dictionary file (#​9178)

This pull request introduces support for the new kind property in dictionary definitions, enabling explicit specification of dictionary types such as words, flag-words, and ignore-words.

{
  "version": "0.2",
  "language": "en-US",
  "caseSensitive": false,
  "dictionaryDefinitions": [
    {
      "name": "forbidden-spelling",
      "path": "./forbidden-spelling.txt",
      "kind": "flag-words"
    }
  ],
  "dictionaries": ["forbidden-spelling"]
}

forbidden-spelling.txt

# Add forbidden words below.
# Words starting with `!` are exceptions.

# cspell:disable
english:English # Do not allow `english` and suggest `English`
!English # needed to allow `English`
!ENGLISH # needed to allow `ENGLISH`

forbidden_word # All variants of `forbidden_word` are not allowed.

# Mixed case words:
cSpell # only `cSpell` is flagged. `cspell` will not be.

It updates the JSON schema, dictionary loading logic, and adds new APIs and tests to handle these kinds, including support for loading forbidden (flag) words from trie files.

Schema and API Enhancements:

• Added a kind property to dictionary definitions in the cspell.schema.json schema, allowing configuration of dictionary type as words, flag-words, or ignore-words [1] [2] [3] [4] [5].
• Updated the internal dictionary settings and loader logic to recognize and handle the new kind property, ensuring correct dictionary instantiation based on its value [1] [2] [3] [4].

Flag Words Dictionary Support:

• Introduced createFlagWordsDictionaryFromTrieFile to allow creating forbidden words dictionaries directly from trie files, and exposed this function in the public API [1] [2] [3] [4] [5].
• Added comprehensive tests for the new kind behaviors and for loading flag words from trie files, ensuring correct forbidden word detection and suggestion handling [1] [2].

Sample and Fixture Updates:

• Added a new sample file flag-words.txt to demonstrate and test the flag words functionality.

These changes collectively provide more flexible and explicit dictionary configuration, improve forbidden word handling, and ensure robust support for new and existing dictionary formats.

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Fixes

fix: Only hide code-like partial words (#​9163)

fix: Only hide code-like partial words (#​9163)

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Documentation

feat: Add an option to set the kind of dictionary file (#​9178)

feat: Add an option to set the kind of dictionary file (#​9178)

This pull request introduces support for the new kind property in dictionary definitions, enabling explicit specification of dictionary types such as words, flag-words, and ignore-words.

{
  "version": "0.2",
  "language": "en-US",
  "caseSensitive": false,
  "dictionaryDefinitions": [
    {
      "name": "forbidden-spelling",
      "path": "./forbidden-spelling.txt",
      "kind": "flag-words"
    }
  ],
  "dictionaries": ["forbidden-spelling"]
}

forbidden-spelling.txt

# Add forbidden words below.
# Words starting with `!` are exceptions.

# cspell:disable
english:English # Do not allow `english` and suggest `English`
!English # needed to allow `English`
!ENGLISH # needed to allow `ENGLISH`

forbidden_word # All variants of `forbidden_word` are not allowed.

# Mixed case words:
cSpell # only `cSpell` is flagged. `cspell` will not be.

It updates the JSON schema, dictionary loading logic, and adds new APIs and tests to handle these kinds, including support for loading forbidden (flag) words from trie files.

Schema and API Enhancements:

• Added a kind property to dictionary definitions in the cspell.schema.json schema, allowing configuration of dictionary type as words, flag-words, or ignore-words [1] [2] [3] [4] [5].
• Updated the internal dictionary settings and loader logic to recognize and handle the new kind property, ensuring correct dictionary instantiation based on its value [1] [2] [3] [4].

Flag Words Dictionary Support:

• Introduced createFlagWordsDictionaryFromTrieFile to allow creating forbidden words dictionaries directly from trie files, and exposed this function in the public API [1] [2] [3] [4] [5].
• Added comprehensive tests for the new kind behaviors and for loading flag words from trie files, ensuring correct forbidden word detection and suggestion handling [1] [2].

Sample and Fixture Updates:

• Added a new sample file flag-words.txt to demonstrate and test the flag words functionality.

These changes collectively provide more flexible and explicit dictionary configuration, improve forbidden word handling, and ensure robust support for new and existing dictionary formats.

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v10.2.2

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Fixes

fix: Workaround for #​9164 (#​9168)

fix: Workaround for #​9164 (#​9168)

This pull request updates the word splitter to improve its handling of long or complex words and adds new test cases to ensure correct behavior. The main changes include increasing the allowed number of skipped breaks and attempts for word splitting, updating test cases to cover additional scenarios, and adjusting ignored words in the dictionary tests.

Word splitting improvements:

• Increased the maximum number of skipped breaks (maxSkippedBreaks) from 8 to 16 and set a new maximum number of attempts (maxAttempts) to 64,000 in wordSplitter.ts to better handle complex word splitting cases.
• Removed the local maxAttempts limit in the splitIntoWords function, relying instead on the new global constant.

Test enhancements:

• Updated the ignored words in the dictionary test to include a new Base64 string (QmFzZTY0IHN0cmluZyBvZiB0ZXh0IGhlcmU) and used cspell:disable/cspell:enable comments for clarity.
• Added a new test case to validate splitting of the string 'QmFzZTY0IHN0cmluZyBvZiB0ZXh0IGhlcmU.access' in the word splitter tests.

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v10.2.1

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Fixes

fix: support soft hyphens in the word splitter (#​9144)

fix: support soft hyphens in the word splitter (#​9144)

This pull request introduces several improvements and fixes to the word segmentation and word splitting logic, especially for Thai language support and symbol handling. The main changes include updating the Thai segmentation to use soft hyphens, enhancing the word splitting logic to handle more cases (including camelCase, symbols, and soft hyphens), and refactoring the code for better modularity and test coverage.

Word segmentation and Thai language improvements:

• Updated Thai (th-TH) segmentation to use soft hyphens (\u00AD) instead of spaces, improving the accuracy of word breaks and ensuring better compatibility with spell checking and downstream processing. [1] [2] [3]
• Added the @cspell/dict-th-th package to dependencies, enabling Thai dictionary support.
• Adjusted tests and expectations for Thai segmentation to reflect the use of soft hyphens and to ensure no false positives in validation.

Word splitting and symbol handling enhancements:

• Introduced a new generateWordBreaks utility that generates all possible word breaks in a string, including camelCase, symbols, numbers, and soft hyphens. Includes comprehensive tests and snapshot coverage for various edge cases. [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Improved regular expressions for word splitting to support soft hyphens and better handle punctuation and symbols.

Refactoring and code organization:

• Refactored imports to use the new wordSplitter/index.js entry point, improving modularity and future maintainability. [1] [2]
• Added explicit exports for split, SplitOptions, and SplitResult in wordSplitter/index.ts to clarify and centralize the public API.

Other enhancements:

• Exposed the softHyphen constant for consistent use throughout the codebase. [1] [2]

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Dictionary Updates

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9143)

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9143)

v10.2.0

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Features

feat: Add `--force-check` cli option (#​9080)

feat: Add --force-check cli option (#​9080)

This pull request introduces a new --force-check option to the CLI, allowing users to force specific files to be checked even if they would normally be excluded. It also standardizes dependency configuration naming, improves error handling and reporting for the CLI, and updates TypeScript target versions in config files. The most important changes are grouped below.

New CLI Feature: Force Check

• Added a --force-check option to the lint command, allowing files specified with --file, --files, or --file-list to be checked even if they would normally be excluded. This includes updates to the CLI interface, validation logic, and documentation/help output. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
• Implemented logic in the file determination and processing flow to honor the forceCheck flag, ensuring excluded files can be checked when requested, and updated reporting of skipped files. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

CLI Error Handling and Testing

• Improved error handling for invalid combinations of CLI options (e.g., using --force-check without specifying files, or mixing globs and --file), with corresponding error messages and test cases. [1] [2]
• Enhanced test coverage for the new --force-check option, including snapshot updates for help and error outputs. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

Dependency Configuration Standardization

• Renamed the dependency configuration property from onlyAllowBundle to onlyBundle across all relevant config files and documentation for consistency. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Other Improvements

• Updated TypeScript target version in default config from Node20 to Node22.
• Improved CLI process exit code handling for error scenarios.
• Minor improvement to CLI reporter logic to avoid emitting empty results.
• Cleaned up and simplified the coverage collection script in package.json.

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Fixes

fix: Updated package.json exports (#​8965)

fix: Updated package.json exports (#​8965)

This fixes a few package exports that were wrong or inconsistent (e.g. exports["."] not the same path as main).

The pnpm test script was failing locally due to my ~/.npmrc having ignore-scripts=true, which prevented the preinstall script from running. I updated test:prep to call the preinstall script, which should be fast if you already have yarn installed.

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Dictionary Updates

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9067)

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9067)

v10.1.1

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Fixes

fix: Do not load .pnp.js files when untrusted (#​9064)

fix: Do not load .pnp.js files when untrusted (#​9064)

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Dictionary Updates

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9055)

fix: Workflow Bot -- Update Dictionaries (main) (#​9055)

v10.1.0

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Features

feat(cspell-junit-reporter): add JUnit XML reporter package (#​8945)

feat(cspell-junit-reporter): add JUnit XML reporter package (#​8945)

Closes #​4570.

Adds @cspell/cspell-junit-reporter, a new workspace package modeled on packages/cspell-json-reporter, that emits a JUnit-compatible XML report of a cspell run.

The issue asked for a minimal mapping along the lines of:

<testsuite tests="3">
  <testcase classname="File1" name"/>
  <testcase classname="File2" name="AnotherSuccessfulTest"/>
  <testcase classname="foo3" name="AFailingTest">
    <failure type="prohibited word"> zzz </failure>
  </testcase>
</testsuite>

This PR follows that shape but wraps it in a <testsuites> root and groups by file (one <testsuite> per file, suite name = file path), since that is the convention used by other widely-consumed JUnit reporters (for example ESLint's JUnit formatter) and is what most CI JUnit parsers expect. The package README documents the full mapping.

• package.json, tsconfig.json, test framework, and files/exports/publishConfig shape are copied from cspell-json-reporter. Version pinned to 10.0.1 to match the monorepo's locked versioning.
• No third-party XML library was added. The repo has no existing XML dependency, so a small escaping helper (src/utils/escapeXml.ts) and a pure XML-string builder (src/utils/buildJUnitXml.ts) were written in-repo, consistent with the monorepo's small-utility-file convention.
• Unit tests (32) cover: no files, a clean file (single passing testcase), a file with issues, escaping of special characters in paths/words/messages, a skipped file, and non-issue processing errors (error emitter routed to a dedicated cspell-errors testsuite using <error>).

Assumptions the issue thread left ambiguous, called out for review:

1. One <testsuite> per file rather than one flat suite for the whole run. Matches common JUnit reporter convention and keeps per-file counts meaningful in CI UIs.
2. A clean file gets one synthetic passing <testcase name="no issues found"> so a suite is never reported with tests="0", which some JUnit consumers treat as suspicious.
3. Settings are intentionally slimmer than cspell-json-reporter's (outFile, suiteName only). JUnit XML has no natural place for arbitrary debug/progress log dumps.
4. cspell processing errors are reported as <error> elements, distinct from spelling <failure> elements, per the JUnit failure-vs-error distinction.

Verified locally: tsc -b clean, vitest 32/32, eslint and prettier clean, and the full monorepo build:prod succeeds with the package in the workspace. One environment note: the package's CLI smoke-test script wasn't runnable locally (repo requires Node >=22.18.0, local was 22.17.0 — the sibling json-reporter fails identically there), so CI is the first place it will run.

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Fixes

fix: allow substitutions across ignored ranges (#​9017)

fix: allow substitutions across ignored ranges (#​9017)

v10.0.1

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fix(cli): ignore closed readline after stdin (#​8862)

fix(cli): ignore closed readline after stdin (#​8862)

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