Vale rules

[m4sterbunny]

Note

Low Risk
CI/docs-lint configuration changes only; primary risk is introducing false positives/negatives in spelling checks or minor workflow execution issues.

Overview
Adds a new GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/spelling.yml) that runs the local docs-spelling-check composite action (Vale) on pull requests and pushes to main.

Tunes Vale rules to reduce noise: ignores Microsoft’s agent(s) terminology preference, adds heading/vocabulary exceptions (e.g., Embedded Wallets, inviter, pimlico, viem), removes the local Microsoft/Very rule file, and updates .gitignore to avoid committing synced style packages while properly ignoring .idea.

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Microsoft.Terms.Ignore may not be valid Vale config

Medium Severity

Microsoft.Terms.Ignore does not appear to be a documented Vale configuration key. The .Ignore suffix is supported for the built-in Spelling rule (to reference dictionary files), but Microsoft.Terms is a substitution-type rule which only supports exceptions and vocab in its YAML definition. Vale will likely silently ignore this setting, meaning "agent" variants won't actually be excluded from Microsoft.Terms checks. The vocabulary accept.txt or the rule's exceptions array would be the standard way to achieve this.

 

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Heading exception breaks alphabetical list ordering

Low Severity

Embedded Wallets is appended after EVM but the exceptions list is alphabetically ordered. Since "Em" sorts before "EO"/"ER"/"ET"/"EV", this entry belongs between Electron and Emmet to maintain the established ordering convention.

 

[m4sterbunny]

closing this in favor of #98