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codespell:tldr:cdd1b
The command you mentioned appears to be executing the "codespell" tool with the "--ignore-words" option followed by a filename variable. Here's a breakdown of each element:
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"codespell": This is the name of the tool or command being executed. Codespell is typically used to detect and correct spelling mistakes in source code files.
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"--ignore-words": This is an option or flag provided to the "codespell" command. It instructs the tool to ignore certain words that would usually be considered as spelling mistakes.
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"${filename-txt}": This seems to be a placeholder for a variable representing the name of a text file. The ".txt" extension suggests that the file is expected to be a plain text file, but the actual value of the variable is absent in your question.
Overall, the command is telling the "codespell" tool to perform a spell check on a text file while ignoring certain user-defined words.