American spelling in comments and test names - #131
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One comment in the identity policy spelled it the British way; the org rule is American spelling in prose and code alike. Comment only, so nothing published changes and no release is cut for it.
Comments and test names only (recognize, honors); the receipt's fulfillment status values stay as the wire contract spells them. Nothing published changes and no release is cut for it.
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Summary
American spelling in comments and test names (recognize, honors), from a workspace-wide sweep for British forms. The receipt's fulfillment status values stay as the wire contract spells them. Nothing published changes and no release is cut for it.
Worked with: Varun.
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bun run lint,bun run typecheck,bun run testlocally.Checklist