[pt-PT] Better suggestion in rule ID:CICLO_VICIOSO

[marcoagpinto]

Not much new, just a more helpful suggestion and such.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new style rules for Portuguese to enhance clarity and conciseness.
  • Added rules to promote formal language usage and reduce redundancy in expressions.

• Rule Enhancements

  • Improved existing rules with clearer messages and context-specific suggestions.

These updates aim to significantly improve the language processing capabilities for Portuguese users of LanguageTool.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces multiple modifications to the style.xml file in the Portuguese language module of LanguageTool. Key updates include enhancements to existing rules, the addition of new rules for improved language processing, adjustments to patterns for better effectiveness, and refinements aimed at promoting formal language use. These changes collectively enhance the clarity, conciseness, and formality of Portuguese language processing.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
languagetool-language-modules/pt/src/main/resources/org/languagetool/rules/pt/pt-PT/style.xml	- Enhanced existing rules with improved messages and suggestions. - Added new rules for specific language issues. - Modified patterns for existing rules. - Addressed redundancy in language with new rules. - Refined rules to encourage formal language structures. - Clarified suggestions in rules.

Possibly related PRs

• [pt-PT] Fixed FPs in rule ID:VERBO_PRONOMINAL_DE_V3 #10907: Modifies the same style.xml file and includes the addition of the rule EM_DETALHE_DETALHADAMENTE_PT_PT.
• [pt-PT] Added colloquialism rule to rulegroup ID:INFORMALITIES #10911: Updates the style.xml file and includes the addition of the rule EM_DETALHE_DETALHADAMENTE_PT_PT.
• [pt-PT] Removed "temp_off" from rule ID:VERBO_PRONOMINAL_DE_V3 #10912: Modifies the style.xml file and includes the rule VERBO_PRONOMINAL_DE_V3, relevant to formal language usage improvements.
• [pt-PT] Improved rule ID:CONFUSÃO_CAIXA_EMBALAGEM and cleaned other rule #10932: Updates the style.xml file and includes the rule CICLO_VICIOSO, indicating a shared focus on language clarity.
• [pt-PT] Removed "temp_off" from rule ID:VERBO_PARA_PRONOME_PESSOAL_V2 #10933: Involves the removal of the "temp_off" designation from the rule VERBO_PARA_PRONOME_PESSOAL_V2, relevant to language processing rule improvements.

Suggested reviewers

• p-goulart
• susanaboatto

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122-131: Excellent improvement to the CICLO_VICIOSO rule!

The changes to this rule enhance its effectiveness and user-friendliness:

1. The message now provides a clearer explanation of why "círculo vicioso" is the preferred expression.
2. The suggestion has been refined to use a more sophisticated pattern matching, ensuring better grammatical agreement.
3. The addition of a URL to a reputable source (Ciberdúvidas) provides users with further information if needed.

These modifications will help users better understand and correct this common language mistake.

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Line range hint 1-7000: Overall, this is a comprehensive and well-structured set of style rules for Portuguese (Portugal).

The file contains an extensive collection of rules covering various aspects of Portuguese language style, including:

1. Formal and informal language use
2. Redundancy and pleonasms
3. Academic and scientific writing
4. Simplification of complex expressions

This comprehensive approach ensures that LanguageTool can provide valuable style suggestions for a wide range of Portuguese texts. The recent improvement to the CICLO_VICIOSO rule demonstrates ongoing efforts to refine and enhance these rules.

To further improve the file:

1. Consider adding more comments throughout the file to explain the rationale behind certain rules or groups of rules. This would aid in future maintenance and contributions.
2. Regularly review and update the rules to ensure they remain current with evolving language usage and style guidelines.

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