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Describe the bug
It's a bit too common to see adjacent words flagged to be joined when it doesn't make sense to do so, just because the result happens to be a word in the dictionary.
Perhaps there should be some blacklists, whitelists, or heuristics. In this case the result of two lowercase words would be Proper nouns. Another heuristic would be if either or both halves are not in the dictionary.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Type in "... as well and the ..."
Or type in "... as he called it"
Or "give me any kind of educated guess"
Notice that "well and" is flagged to join to become "Welland", perhaps a surname or brand name?
Notice that "as he" is flagged to join to become "Ashe", a given name.
Both seem a bit unlikely and far-fetched. Expected behavior
Nothing flagged in those phrases.
Screenshots
Platform
Windsurf (VS Code)
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Describe the bug
It's a bit too common to see adjacent words flagged to be joined when it doesn't make sense to do so, just because the result happens to be a word in the dictionary.
Perhaps there should be some blacklists, whitelists, or heuristics. In this case the result of two lowercase words would be Proper nouns. Another heuristic would be if either or both halves are not in the dictionary.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Nothing flagged in those phrases.
Screenshots

Platform
Windsurf (VS Code)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: