Teach CSpell to ignore hash links#2952
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Let's do it!
Note: I was gradually fixing these as they came up as these old bookmark links are long, use mixed case, and are generally not a nice thing to place in the address bar.
However, there are more impactful things to do, so we'll concede defeat on these (and fix them if we eyeball them).
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Our documentation uses syntax like
{#server-configuration}to establish anchor links, but CSpell doesn't play well with this, and interprets the contents of such tags as spelling errors.This commit ignores those tags by way of a regular expression to identify them. Hopefully this will mean a lot more passing PRs! 🥇