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Standardize on American spelling and fail CI on British spellings - #68
Standardizes the docs on American English and adds a lint step so British spellings can't come back. The docs were mixed: enrollment 36 times to enrolment 2, but organisation 28 times to organization 1.
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53 words across 18 pages: organisation (28), enrols (8), modelled/modelling (7), unrealised (3), enrolment (2), enrol, behaviour, labelled, Optimisation, favour.
Two headings change, which changes their link anchors: "Modeled annual gain" (accelerate/readiness.md) and "No organization linked" (help/troubleshoot.md). Nothing in this repo or in Console links to the old anchors.
Merge after the companion Console PR deploys. Some of these are quoted Console labels ("Your organization", "Modeled annual gain", "MEV Cutoff Optimization"), and Console still shows the British spelling until that PR ships: getoptimum/optimum-cross-functional-dashboard#724.
The check (make lint-spelling, new step in lint.yml)
There is no word list. It compares two Hunspell dictionaries from the same SCOWL release (rel-2026.02.25: en_US and en_GB-ise, fetched by pinned URL and sha256 into the already-gitignored .cache/). A word is flagged when all three hold:
US English rejects it.
British English accepts it.
US English suggests a close form (same first three letters, at most two letters different) that British English rejects.
Names, conference titles and protocol terms are in neither dictionary, so they pass. That matters on the references page, where a plain US spell check flags about 300 words.
It scans every tracked .md file (frontmatter included) and .vitepress/config.mts. It ignores code blocks, inline code, link targets, URLs and HTML attributes. For a deliberate exception, put spelling-ignore-next-line in a comment on the line above.
The same check runs in Console (#724), so both repos follow one rule.
Verification
Run against main, the check reports exactly the 53 British spellings. On this branch it passes.
A planted "organisation" in a new page fails with file:line: 'organisation' is British spelling; US: organization.
eslint ., make lint-markdown and make build pass.
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Documentation
Standardized spelling across the guides to American English.
Clarified account registration, including where sign-in returns you, how to complete registration, and what happens after your account is created.
Updated account and enrollment terminology throughout the guides for consistency.
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Added automated spelling checks to the lint workflow, using verified US and British dictionaries.
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The pull request adds Hunspell dictionary retrieval and a spelling lint target to the lint workflow. It changes documentation from British to American spellings. The account guide also clarifies where users return after sign-in and which setup steps occur after account creation.
sequenceDiagram
participant LintWorkflow
participant Make
participant SpellingLint
participant DictionaryScript
LintWorkflow->>Make: Run lint-spelling
Make->>SpellingLint: Run yarn lint:spelling
SpellingLint->>DictionaryScript: Retrieve dictionaries when needed
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Possibly related PRs
getoptimum/docs#57: Added documentation pages that this pull request edits, including text with British spellings.
getoptimum/docs#67: Changed “enrol” to “enroll” in index.md, a spelling update also included here.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3ff1a
Fresh spelling CI runs can remain blocked during dictionary downloads; add bounded timeouts before merging. The account-guidance omission predates this PR.
Pre-merge checks: 6 · 3
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Title check
The title describes the changes but does not follow the required (<domain/pkg>): format.
Rename it to a compliant title, such as "docs(spelling): Enforce American spelling in docs and CI".
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Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The prior concern remains unresolved. This PR adds the non-trivial scripts/check-us-spelling.mjs scanner and scripts/fetch-dictionaries.sh download/checksum/cache path, then gates CI through `pack…
Add focused automated tests for scripts/check-us-spelling.mjs and scripts/fetch-dictionaries.sh. Cover British and US spellings, jargon, Markdown code/link/URL/HTML exclusions, spelling-ignore-next-line, diagnostics and exit codes, ch…
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PASS. The diff stays within the stated spelling-standardization goal. Documentation changes replace British spellings and update the two affected anchors. The workflow, Make target, package script, Hu…
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No over-engineering failure is evident in the PR diff. The Makefile target and package script follow existing command layers. The two small shell helpers remove duplicated dictionary-fetch and checksu…
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No security failure is introduced. The new fetch script uses fixed HTTPS URLs, pinned SHA-256 hashes, quoted paths, and set -eu; the Node checker uses execFileSync with argument arrays rather than…
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PASS. The diff stays within the stated spelling-standardization goal. Documentation changes replace British spellings and update the two affected anchors. The workflow, Make target, package script, Hunspell fetch script, and checker directly implement the stated CI spelling check. The ESLint Node-global setting supports the new scripts. No unrelated files, dependencies, or drive-by refactors are present.
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No over-engineering failure is evident in the PR diff. The Makefile target and package script follow existing command layers. The two small shell helpers remove duplicated dictionary-fetch and checksum logic, and the ignored dictionary cache avoids repeated downloads of pinned archives. No signature churn or implementation-detail tests were added.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Resolution
Add focused automated tests for scripts/check-us-spelling.mjs and scripts/fetch-dictionaries.sh. Cover British and US spellings, jargon, Markdown code/link/URL/HTML exclusions, spelling-ignore-next-line, diagnostics and exit codes, checksum failures, and cached dictionary behavior. Run these tests in CI.
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Review comments at @getting-in/create-an-account.md:
- Line 21: Update the registration-flow description to qualify Accelerate as
available only when enabled for the organization and eligibility requirements
are met; avoid implying every account sees it after registration.
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<img class="console-card" src="/console/02-create-account.png" alt="Create account tab. Sign up with Google and Sign up with Microsoft are marked." />
Registration is two screens. The first asks **How do you take part?** The second is **Your organisation**, or **Your details** for an individual, and includes **Do you run validators?** Registration ends when the account exists. Gateway setup, validator indices, and Accelerate are on the console after that.
Registration is two screens. The first asks **How do you take part?** The second is **Your organization**, or **Your details** for an individual, and includes **Do you run validators?** Registration ends when the account exists. Gateway setup, validator indices, and Accelerate are on the console after that.
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Qualify conditional Accelerate access.
Accelerate is not shown for every account after registration. /accelerate/what-accelerate-does states that Optimum must enable it for the organization and that the organization must have at least 200 active validators on mainnet. Add “when available” or equivalent so this sentence does not promise an Accelerate screen to ineligible accounts.
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Update the registration-flow description to qualify Accelerate as available only
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implying every account sees it after registration.
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curl has no transfer timeout, so a stalled release download can keep lint occupied until GitHub Actions applies its default 360-minute job timeout. Add finite connection and total-transfer limits.
The repository guidance does not require an explicit timeout-minutes value for every job. The platform default already bounds this job.
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Add finite connection and total-transfer timeouts to the curl download using
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Standardizes the docs on American English and adds a lint step so British spellings can't come back. The docs were mixed:
enrollment36 times toenrolment2, butorganisation28 times toorganization1.Copy changes
53 words across 18 pages: organisation (28), enrols (8), modelled/modelling (7), unrealised (3), enrolment (2), enrol, behaviour, labelled, Optimisation, favour.
Two headings change, which changes their link anchors: "Modeled annual gain" (
accelerate/readiness.md) and "No organization linked" (help/troubleshoot.md). Nothing in this repo or in Console links to the old anchors.Merge after the companion Console PR deploys. Some of these are quoted Console labels ("Your organization", "Modeled annual gain", "MEV Cutoff Optimization"), and Console still shows the British spelling until that PR ships: getoptimum/optimum-cross-functional-dashboard#724.
The check (
make lint-spelling, new step inlint.yml)There is no word list. It compares two Hunspell dictionaries from the same SCOWL release (
rel-2026.02.25:en_USanden_GB-ise, fetched by pinned URL and sha256 into the already-gitignored.cache/). A word is flagged when all three hold:Names, conference titles and protocol terms are in neither dictionary, so they pass. That matters on the references page, where a plain US spell check flags about 300 words.
It scans every tracked
.mdfile (frontmatter included) and.vitepress/config.mts. It ignores code blocks, inline code, link targets, URLs and HTML attributes. For a deliberate exception, putspelling-ignore-next-linein a comment on the line above.The same check runs in Console (#724), so both repos follow one rule.
Verification
main, the check reports exactly the 53 British spellings. On this branch it passes.file:line: 'organisation' is British spelling; US: organization.eslint .,make lint-markdownandmake buildpass.Written with Claude Code
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