chore(deps-dev): bump cspell from 10.3.0 to 10.3.1 in the cspell group - #2058

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v10.3.1

Fixes

fix: Update documentation and schema for recent improvements (#9222)

This pull request updates documentation and default values in both the cspell.schema.json and TypeScript type definitions to improve clarity and accuracy. The main changes include updating the default cache strategy, fixing typos and grammatical errors, and clarifying descriptions for several configuration options.

Configuration behavior changes:

• The default value for cacheStrategy is now "content" instead of "metadata", and the descriptions have been updated accordingly in both the schema and type definitions. [1] [2] [3]

Documentation and description improvements:

• Fixed typos and clarified grammar in descriptions for useIntlWordSegmentation, enableFiletypes, globRoot, and languageId across both the schema and type definitions. These changes ensure consistency and make the documentation easier to understand. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

No functional code changes were made; all updates are to documentation, default values, and descriptions to improve developer experience and reduce ambiguity.

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fix: Add support for soft word breaks (#9215)

This pull request introduces support for "soft word breaks" in CSpell, allowing users to define custom rules for segmenting compound words (such as splitting fnptrvalue into fnptr + value) to improve spell checking accuracy. The main changes include implementing the new text transformer, integrating it into the document validation pipeline, and updating related utilities and tests.

Soft Word Breaks Feature:

• Added a new SoftWordBreakTextTransformer and the createSoftWordBreakTextTransformer factory function to apply user-configurable soft word break rules based on patterns or regular expressions. (WordBreakTextTransformer.ts, Transformer.ts, index.ts) [1] [2] [3]
• Integrated the soft word break transformer into the DocumentValidator so that, if enabled in user settings, documents are preprocessed to insert soft hyphens at defined break points before spell checking. (docValidator.ts) [1] [2]

Testing and Validation:

• Added comprehensive tests for the new transformer to ensure correct segmentation behavior, and added integration tests to verify that enabling/disabling soft word breaks affects spell checking as expected. (WordBreakTextTransformer.test.ts, docValidator.test.ts) [1] [2]

Utility and Refactoring:

• Introduced stringToRegExpOrUndefined as a safer version of stringToRegExp for parsing regex patterns, and refactored codebase to use it where appropriate. (patterns.ts, textRegex.ts, text.ts, textRegex.test.ts) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• Moved the softHyphen constant to Transformer.ts for shared use and updated imports accordingly. (IntlSegmentTextTransformer.ts, IntlSegmentTextTransformer.test.ts, Transformer.ts) [1] [2] [3]

These changes collectively add a flexible mechanism for advanced word segmentation, improving the accuracy of spell checking for compound identifiers and domain-specific terms.

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v10.3.1 (2026-09-13)

Fixes

fix: Update documentation and schema for recent improvements (#9222)

This pull request updates documentation and default values in both the cspell.schema.json and TypeScript type definitions to improve clarity and accuracy. The main changes include updating the default cache strategy, fixing typos and grammatical errors, and clarifying descriptions for several configuration options.

Configuration behavior changes:

• The default value for cacheStrategy is now "content" instead of "metadata", and the descriptions have been updated accordingly in both the schema and type definitions. [1] [2] [3]

Documentation and description improvements:

• Fixed typos and clarified grammar in descriptions for useIntlWordSegmentation, enableFiletypes, globRoot, and languageId across both the schema and type definitions. These changes ensure consistency and make the documentation easier to understand. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

No functional code changes were made; all updates are to documentation, default values, and descriptions to improve developer experience and reduce ambiguity.

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fix: Add support for soft word breaks (#9215)

This pull request introduces support for "soft word breaks" in CSpell, allowing users to define custom rules for segmenting compound words (such as splitting fnptrvalue into fnptr + value) to improve spell checking accuracy. The main changes include implementing the new text transformer, integrating it into the document validation pipeline, and updating related utilities and tests.

Soft Word Breaks Feature:

• Added a new SoftWordBreakTextTransformer and the createSoftWordBreakTextTransformer factory function to apply user-configurable soft word break rules based on patterns or regular expressions. (WordBreakTextTransformer.ts, Transformer.ts, index.ts) [1] [2] [3]
• Integrated the soft word break transformer into the DocumentValidator so that, if enabled in user settings, documents are preprocessed to insert soft hyphens at defined break points before spell checking. (docValidator.ts) [1] [2]

Testing and Validation:

• Added comprehensive tests for the new transformer to ensure correct segmentation behavior, and added integration tests to verify that enabling/disabling soft word breaks affects spell checking as expected. (WordBreakTextTransformer.test.ts, docValidator.test.ts) [1] [2]

Utility and Refactoring:

• Introduced stringToRegExpOrUndefined as a safer version of stringToRegExp for parsing regex patterns, and refactored codebase to use it where appropriate. (patterns.ts, textRegex.ts, text.ts, textRegex.test.ts) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• Moved the softHyphen constant to Transformer.ts for shared use and updated imports accordingly. (IntlSegmentTextTransformer.ts, IntlSegmentTextTransformer.test.ts, Transformer.ts) [1] [2] [3]

These changes collectively add a flexible mechanism for advanced word segmentation, improving the accuracy of spell checking for compound identifiers and domain-specific terms.

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• 793953d v10.3.1
• aeb12ae chore: Prepare Release v10.3.1 (auto-deploy) (#9214)
• a7c4ec4 chore: Update readme (#9234)
• 2b6b723 chore: Update README.md (#9231)
• 7562942 docs: fix website config (#9228)
• fea84e1 docs: Improve README Sponsor (#9226)
• ad0b02c docs: Clarify configuration resolution stages in documentation (#9224)
• 54b2e3d fix: Update documentation and schema for recent improvements (#9222)
• 8021403 docs: Improve README.md files (#9221)
• 5d219e7 docs: Improve the cspell README.md (#9220)
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