feat: Use cspell-dictionary Module #3686
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Use the cspell-dictionary module for checking words.
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Use the cspell-dictionary module for checking words.
Versions 6.10, 6.11, and 6.12 transitioned to using
cspell-dictionarymodule for looking up words.This move was designed to make the interface clear so that 3rd parties could use
cspell-dictionaryinstead of deep linking intocspell-libto get dictionary capabilities.Minor Breakage for 3rd party apps: use
cspell-dictionaryinstead ofcspell-lib.