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Adds the hitherto undefined element `hgroup` to html (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Elements/hgroup). I assume this will also trickle down to TS/TSX and now be an allowed tag in react.
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This PR adds the missing hgroup HTML5 element to the html.txt word list to prevent it from being incorrectly flagged as a spelling error.
- Adds
hgroupto the HTML word list in correct alphabetical order
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Hi! I hope this PR out of nowhere isn't an issue, but I realized that
hgroupwas flagged as a typo by codebook. From my limited understanding of the structure of the project, it seems as if it might just be missing from the html list, so I took the liberty of adding it here.I assume this will also trickle down to TS/TSX and now be an allowed tag in react?
The reason I'm opening this is because of this error:
Let me know what you think, and thanks for the project; it otherwise appears to be working pretty well for my use case.
Cheers.