Integrating spellcheck into CI #169
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As part of an ongoing effort to bring similar testing to various Redis clients, this pull request adds the spellcheck mechanism used by other Redis clients. As such:
A github action can now be found in .github/workflows
The associated spellcheck rules can be found in .github
The dictionary of custom words, and casing can also be found in the .github directory.
While the spellcheck mechanism is not perfect, and requires a custom dictionary, this has generally been helpful in reducing the number of pull requests associated purely with spelling changes, over time.