Incorrect fix: alingments->alinements

[cmdcolin]

alingments is currently being corrected to alinements but it should be alignments

error: `alingments` should be `alinements`
  --> ./test.txt:1:1
  |
1 | alingments
  | ^^^^^^^^^^
  |

[epage]

Hmm, this is an interesting case. We try to keep our dictionary agnostic of english dialects by correcting to the closest variant of a word and then switching that to a specific dialect if requested.

varcon has this entry

# alignment <verified> (level 20)
A B: alignment / AV: alinement
A B: alignments / AV: alinements
A B: alignment's / AV: alinement's

Regarding level 20

The levels generally mean the following:
<= 35: Very common word
<= 70: Can be found in the dictionary
80: Likely a valid word, can likely be found in an
unabridged dictionary

80: May not even be a legal word

As of version 5.0, most
clusters with headwords in common usage (SCOWL level 35 and below)
should now be checked, as well as many others.

Regarding <verified>

Earlier versions of varcon contained numerous errors. With version
5.0 massive effort has been made to correct many of these errors.
Clusters that have undergone some form of verification (and likely
correction) are marked with "".

As for AV

A: American

V: seldom used variant

However, visually, I see that alignment is closer than alinement to the users intent but for some reason our word similarity check is saying alinement is a better fit (a letter replacement vs a letter swap). I'll have to check their scores more directly and see if there is any automated tweaking to be made or if I'll have to hack this.

[epage]

Huh, looks like we ran into this with alinging and put a hack in. Doing the same.

[cmdcolin]

thanks for checking into this! looks like i reported that one too awhile back...turns out i run into the word alignment a lot :)

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