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New entry endpoints? placed after enum breaks alphabetical order
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endpoints? is placed after (?i)enum (line 200), but alphabetically "endpoint" (e-n-d…) sorts before "enum" (e-n-u…). The TERMS section is otherwise kept in roughly alphabetical order, so this entry belongs before the (?i)enum line.
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New entry sandbox placed far from correct alphabetical position
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sandbox is placed after SEO (line 276), but alphabetically "sandbox" (s-a-n…) sorts well before scss (line 271), scrollbar, SDK, and SEO. It belongs near the beginning of the "s" entries in the TERMS section, before scss.
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New entry subdirector(y|ies) placed after subgraphs? breaks order
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subdirector(y|ies) is placed after subgraphs? (line 293), but alphabetically "subdirector" (s-u-b-d…) sorts before "subgraphs" (s-u-b-g…) since d < g. It belongs before the subgraphs? entry to maintain the alphabetical ordering convention used in the TERMS section.
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Only updates documentation linting vocabulary; no runtime code or behavior changes.
Overview
Updates Vale’s Mintlify
accept.txtvocabulary to allow additional technical terms (e.g.,diffs?,endpoints?,refactors?,sandbox,src,subdirector(y|ies)), reducing false-positive spelling/style errors in docs.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit 3d6223d. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.