expr main <([(at leas)]), leas>
let message "Use the standard phrase with `least` here."
let description "Fixes the frequent typo `at leas` when the intended expression is `at least`."
let kind "Typo"
let becomes "least"
let strategy "MatchCase"
# True positives
test "At leas we shipped the patch." "At least we shipped the patch."
test "at leas I remembered to push." "at least I remembered to push."
test "We can, at leas, retry tomorrow." "We can, at least, retry tomorrow."
test "AT LEAS TRY AGAIN." "AT LEAST TRY AGAIN."
test "I guess at leas one test should pass." "I guess at least one test should pass."
test "At leas, this error is reproducible." "At least, this error is reproducible."
# True negatives / false positives
test "At least we shipped the patch." "At least we shipped the patch."
test "I have a leas on that apartment." "I have a leas on that apartment."
test "Please at leisure review the draft." "Please at leisure review the draft."
test "The least risky option won." "The least risky option won."
test "They said: \"at leash\" as a joke." "They said: \"at leash\" as a joke."
test "The release is at, leas, in notes." "The release is at, leas, in notes."
# Boundary and false-negative coverage
test "At leas? Maybe." "At least? Maybe."
test "If not now, at leas tomorrow." "If not now, at least tomorrow."
test "We are at leas halfway done." "We are at least halfway done."
test "At leas!" "At least!"
test "I wrote \"at leas\" twice: at leas." "I wrote \"at least\" twice: at least."
test "Looking at least-cost models." "Looking at least-cost models."