feat: add zkVM, Zisk, allocator, and deallocation to accepted vocabulary#136
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Adds terms flagged by Vale in the Zesu documentation: - zkVM (plus plural/possessive forms) - Zisk (zkVM product name) - allocator (plus plural/possessive forms) - deallocation Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
Adds terms flagged by Vale in the Zesu documentation to the Consensys-common accepted vocabulary (
docs-spelling-check/styles/config/vocabularies/Consensys-common/accept.txt):zkVM— plus plural (zkVMs) and possessive (zkVM's) forms. Complements the existingzkEVMentry.Zisk— a zkVM product name.allocator— plus plural/possessive forms.deallocationThese are all legitimate technical terms, so they were added to
accept.txt(per the README, the place for accepted vocabulary) rather than the ignore list.