[doc] sort_words: Create sort_words.py to make words.txt easier to maintain #1098
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sort_words.py outputs a diff that if applied will sort words.txt
It has a few options:
- '--add-word': Add a word before sorting (usable multiple times)
- '--save': Save changes to file instead of only outputting a diff
- '--quiet': Don't output a diff
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sort_words.py outputs a diff that if applied will sort words.txt
It has a few options:
--add-word: Add a word before sorting (usable multiple times)--save: Save changes to file instead of only outputting a diff--quiet: Don't output a diffIn the future we could let spellchecker use this to suggest a correction to the wordlist if there are missing words