feat: move Australian animals names to en_shared

[ccoVeille]

Add/Fix Dictionary

Dictionary: en_shared

Description

These animals are Australian, but the words are valid for all English dictionaries.

Most of these words were already in English dictionaries. They were added by @keith-oak with:

• #4573

Please note, the following words were missing in English dictionaries:

• bilby: only present as a noun
• bilbies : missing
• quokka: missing
• quokkas: missing

References

• Any source references.

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  • chore: - for changes that do not impact the content of dictionaries.

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[ccoVeille]

I'll have to transfer my branch out of my ccoVeille-fork organization, as it's no longer compatible with the new CI workflow.

And it's not a problem for me to do the change

EDIT: it's done, and it works

[ccoVeille]

Hi @Jason3S

Do you need anything from me on this PR?

[Jason3S]

Hi @Jason3S

Do you need anything from me on this PR?

Please don't remove the words from the en_AU/src/additional_words.txt. No need to normalize the dictionaries. I would rather have the words in their origional location and add them to the shared word list. It helps to find the origins.

[ccoVeille]

Hi @Jason3S Do you need anything from me on this PR?

Please don't remove the words from the en_AU/src/additional_words.txt. No need to normalize the dictionaries. I would rather have the words in their origional location and add them to the shared word list. It helps to find the origins.

Done

[Jason3S]

@ccoVeille,

Did you change your GitHub user?

[Jason3S]

Hi @Jason3S Do you need anything from me on this PR?

Please don't remove the words from the en_AU/src/additional_words.txt. No need to normalize the dictionaries. I would rather have the words in their origional location and add them to the shared word list. It helps to find the origins.

Done

Thank you.

[ccoVeille]

@ccoVeille,

Did you change your GitHub user?

I don't know if you remember it, but I'm using an organization for my forks https://github.com/ccoveille-forks/

https://github.com/ccoveille-forks/cspell-dicts/

I did this to separate the projects I contribute randomly

This allows me to have 100+ projects on ccoveille-forks

While I only have 15+ on my own user: https://github.com/ccoVeille?tab=repositories&type=source

I have chosen to do this for clarity purpose.

But I discovered later that it comes with a limitation:

• https://github.com/ccoVeille/github-forks-sanitizer/issues/3#issuecomment-2547466692

Which means I cannot use "Allow edits and access to secrets by maintainers"

This is the reason I sent you a request to join my fork as a member, which allowed you to change things on my PR even if it's an organization.

But lately you changed your CI workflow and introduced a bot autofix-ci

I had two choices:

• fight to see how I could grant the bot in my fork owned by my ccoveille-forks
• move out my fork from coveille-forks and put it back to ccoVeille

I chose simplicity.

[Jason3S]

@ccoVeille, Did you change your GitHub user?

I don't know if you remember it, but I'm using an organization for my forks https://github.com/ccoveille-forks/

https://github.com/ccoveille-forks/cspell-dicts/

I did this to separate the projects I contribute randomly

This allows me to have 100+ projects on ccoveille-forks

While I only have 15+ on my own user: https://github.com/ccoVeille?tab=repositories&type=source

I have chosen to do this for clarity purpose.

But I discovered later that it comes with a limitation:

• limitation : modifications allowed by maintainers are not possible ccoVeille/github-forks-sanitizer#3 (comment)

Which means I cannot use "Allow edits and access to secrets by maintainers"

This is the reason I sent you a request to join my fork as a member, which allowed you to change things on my PR even if it's an organization.

But lately you changed your CI workflow and introduced a bot autofix-ci

I had two choices:

• fight to see how I could grant the bot in my fork owned by my ccoveille-forks
• move out my fork from coveille-forks and put it back to ccoVeille

I chose simplicity.

Thank you for the clarity.