expr determiners [the, a, an, this, that, my, your, his, her, their, our, its]
expr nounContext [(@determiners thieve), (@determiners [ADJ] thieve)]
expr main <(@nounContext), thieve>
let message "Use `thief` for a single person who steals."
let description "Fixes accidental `thieve` in noun phrases where singular `thief` is intended."
let kind "Spelling"
let becomes "thief"
# true positives
test "The thieve ran off before anyone noticed." "The thief ran off before anyone noticed."
test "A thieve took my bike from the rack." "A thief took my bike from the rack."
test "My thieve character has max stealth." "My thief character has max stealth."
test "Their thieve escaped through the alley." "Their thief escaped through the alley."
test "An elusive thieve slipped past security." "An elusive thief slipped past security."
test "His notorious thieve was finally identified." "His notorious thief was finally identified."
test "Our thieve was caught on camera." "Our thief was caught on camera."
test "This thieve left muddy footprints." "This thief left muddy footprints."
# false positives / true negatives
test "The thief ran off before anyone noticed." "The thief ran off before anyone noticed."
test "Thieves ran off before anyone noticed." "Thieves ran off before anyone noticed."
test "They thieve from cargo ships at night." "They thieve from cargo ships at night."
test "Do not thieve from your neighbors." "Do not thieve from your neighbors."
test "The archive stores old legal briefs and pleas." "The archive stores old legal briefs and pleas."
test "My brave thief character has max stealth." "My brave thief character has max stealth."
test "Our very clever thief left no trace." "Our very clever thief left no trace."
test "That very skilled thief cracked the safe." "That very skilled thief cracked the safe."