processkit 2.3.2

Async child-process management for tokio: whole-tree kill-on-drop (no orphans), plus streaming, pipelines, timeouts, and supervision
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# Configuration for the `typos` spell-checker (https://github.com/crate-ci/typos).
# Run locally with `just typos`; enforced in CI by the `typos` job.
#
# Entries below are words `typos` flags as misspellings that are actually
# correct in this repository's context (a deliberate spelling variant, a
# fragment of a hyphenated compound split at the hyphen, or a regex/anchor
# artifact) — added by hand as they turned up in the first CI-mirroring run,
# not pre-emptively.

[default.extend-words]
# `clonable` is a recognized, if less common, spelling of `cloneable` and is
# used deliberately in doc comments (`src/running/scripted.rs`).
clonable = "clonable"
# `typos` tokenizes hyphenated compounds like `mis-count`/`mis-parse`/
# `mis-reported`/`mis-applied` at the hyphen, flagging the `mis` fragment on
# its own as a misspelling of `miss`/`mist`. The full compounds are correct.
mis = "mis"
# GitHub Markdown auto-generates heading anchors by stripping punctuation, so
# "Feed the child's stdin" becomes `#feed-the-childs-stdin`
# (`docs/cookbook.md`) — the anchor text itself, not a misspelling of
# `children`.
childs = "childs"
# "look-alikes" (plural of "look-alike") is correct; `typos` only recognizes
# the singular `alike`/`likes`.
alikes = "alikes"

[default.extend-identifiers]
# `cliff.toml`'s commit-parser regex `^[Rr]elease v?\d` is flagged because the
# character class `[Rr]elease` isn't recognized as the word `Release`/`release`
# split across a bracket group; it's a regex fragment, not a misspelling.
elease = "elease"