Disable automatic fixes for words in the rare dictionary

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

See #3631 (comment).

From the README:

3. Entry with one word, but with automatic fix disabled:

   clas->class, disabled because of name clash in c++
   

Note that there isn't a comma at the end of the line. The last argument is treated as the reason why a suggestion cannot be automatically applied.

Perhaps we should disable automatic fixes by adding a comment to all or part of the words in the rare dictionary. Example:

$ cat DICTIONARY.txt 
lien->line, actually a word in the OED and SCOWL (And Friends)
$ 
$ cat test.txt 
lien
$ 
$ codespell -w -D DICTIONARY.txt test.txt 
test.txt:1: lien ==> line  | actually a word in the oed and scowl (and friends)
$ 
$ codespell -D DICTIONARY.txt test.txt 
test.txt:1: lien ==> line  | actually a word in the oed and scowl (and friends)
$ 

[johann1764]

Perhaps we should disable automatic fixes by adding a comment to all or part of the words in the rare dictionary

Considering that, by definition, rare means "correct forms", it seems logical to me to comment them all. The good news is it is quickly done:

$ sed -i 's/^\([^,]*\)$/\1,/' dictionary_rare.txt

that results in:

unfold

--- a/codespell_lib/data/dictionary_rare.txt
+++ b/codespell_lib/data/dictionary_rare.txt
@@ -1,315 +1,315 @@
 ablet->able, tablet,
-acapella->a cappella
-accreting->accrediting
-acter->actor
-acters->actors
-aer->are
-afterwords->afterwards
+acapella->a cappella,
+accreting->accrediting,
+acter->actor,
+acters->actors,
+aer->are,
+afterwords->afterwards,
 amination->animation, lamination,
 aminations->animations, laminations,
 aminator->animator, laminator,
 aminators->animators, laminators,
-anc->and
-ans->and
-arithmetics->arithmetic
+anc->and,
+ans->and,
+arithmetics->arithmetic,
 attache->attaché, attached, attach,
-automatize->automate
-automatized->automated
-automatizes->automates
-backword->backward
-backwords->backwards
+automatize->automate,
+automatized->automated,
+automatizes->automates,
+backword->backward,
+backwords->backwards,
</details>

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

Why would we comment them?

[johann1764]

In order to disable automatic fixing.

I believed that the substitution lines with comments (any line containing ',') are not applied unless the user confirms it. Was I mistaken ?

EDIT: I think I am correct, if I understand this correctly:
https://github.com/codespell-project/codespell#dictionary-format

I want to move words from category 1 (one fix) to 3 (one fix with autofix disabled)

Note: if needed, we can add a non-empty comment in my proposition, like 'autofix disabled because the form could be correct' or something like that.