fix(core): add on to the list of special cases
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I'm using the following linter for code https://github.com/Abirdcfly/dupword It's logic is based on repetition. I do think it could a better approach than adding them one by one The detection needs to be a bit clever because there are counter examples # Harper
Harper is a great tool.Here Harper is not a repetition. I think languagetool wrongly reports it right now |
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I was writing an article for my blog when I noticed that Harper wouldn't detect repetitions of the word
on. This PR fixes that.