chore: Convert American spellings to British English#3
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Automated conversion of American spellings to British equivalents: - -ize → -ise (organize → organise) - -or → -our (color → colour) - -er → -re (center → centre) - -og → -ogue (catalog → catalogue) - -ense → -ence (defense → defence) - -l- → -ll- (canceled → cancelled) - gray → grey, aging → ageing, etc.
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Automated British English Conversion\n\nThis PR automatically converts American spellings to British English equivalents.\n\n### Patterns converted:\n-
-ize→-ise(organize → organise)\n--ization→-isation(organization → organisation)\n--or→-our(color → colour)\n--er→-re(center → centre)\n--og→-ogue(catalog → catalogue)\n--ense→-ence(defense → defence)\n--l-→-ll-(canceled → cancelled)\n- Other common differences (gray → grey, aging → ageing, etc.)\n\n### Review notes:\n- All replacements use case-insensitive whole-word matching\n- File paths, URLs, and code identifiers are preserved\n- Please review the changes to ensure no false positives\n\n---Generated by British English Spelling Check workflow