chore: curate dictionary

Add words, adjust annotations

Also added two abbreviation expansions to `phrase_corrections` for `arg` and `args`.

harper-core/dictionary.dict

@@ -13480,6 +13480,7 @@ autoregressive/J
 autorun/NVGg
 autostereogram/NgS
 autosuggestion/N
+autotagging/NmgS
 autothysis/Ng
 autoworker/NgS
 autumn/~NVSg
@@ -15986,6 +15987,7 @@ byre/NS
 byroad/NSg
 bystander/NgS
 byte/~NgS
+bytecode/NwgS
 byway/~NSg
 byword/NSg
 byzantine/~JN
@@ -19508,6 +19510,7 @@ craw/NVgS
 crawdad/NSg
 crawfish/NgS09      # singular and plural, also has a plural in -s
 crawl/~VNSgd>ZG
+crawlable/J
 crawler/~Ng
 crawlspace/NSg
 crawly/JT>Sg
@@ -21092,8 +21095,9 @@ diffidence/Ng
 diffident/JY
 diffract/VGSd
 diffraction/~Ng
-diffuse/~VJdSYGnvp>
+diffuse/~VJdSYGnvp
 diffuseness/Ng
+diffuser/NgS
 diffusion/~Ng
 diffusivity/N
 dig/~VNSg
@@ -22012,6 +22016,7 @@ droopiness/Ng
 droopy/JTp>
 drop/~NVgS
 dropbox/NgS
+dropdown/NJSg
 dropkick/~NVgS
 droplet/NSg
 dropout/NSg
@@ -22692,7 +22697,7 @@ embassy/~NSg
 embattled/JV
 embed/~VNS
 embedded/~VJ
-embedding/~NV
+embedding/~NSgV
 embellish/VLGdS>
 embellishment/NSg
 ember/~NJSg
@@ -28727,6 +28732,7 @@ hyperinflate/VNGdSn
 hyperlink/NVGSgd
 hypermarket/NS
 hypermedia/Ng
+hypernetwork/NSg
 hyperparathyroidism/N
 hyperplane/N
 hypersensitive/Jp
@@ -32136,6 +32142,7 @@ loon/~NgS
 loonie/Ng
 loony/JN>SgT
 loop/~NVgdSG
+loopback/NwgS
 loophole/~NVgS
 loopy/J>T
 loos/~Nn>X
@@ -34406,6 +34413,7 @@ mournfulness/Ng
 mourning/~VNg
 mouse/~NVd>SgZG
 mouseless/J
+mouseover/NgS
 mouser/Ng
 mousetrap/NVSg
 mousetrapped/V
@@ -36574,6 +36582,7 @@ outmoded/JV
 outnumber/VdG
 outnumbers/J
 outpace/VGdS
+outpaint/VGdS
 outpatient/~NJgS
 outperform/VGSd
 outplace/VL
@@ -39494,6 +39503,7 @@ preposterous/JY
 prepped/V
 prepping/VN
 preppy/JNT>Sg
+preprocess/VdSG
 prepubescence/Ng
 prepubescent/JNSg
 prepuce/NgS
@@ -40824,6 +40834,7 @@ rasp/NVGgdS
 raspberry/~NJVSg
 raspy/J>T
 raster/~NV
+rasterization/NwgS
 rat/~NVSg
 ratatouille/Ng
 ratbag/NS
@@ -49544,6 +49555,7 @@ uncanny/~JNT
 uncap/VS
 uncaring/JN
 uncatalogued/J
+uncategorized/J
 unceasing/JY
 unchangeable/JN
 uncharacteristic/J
@@ -50095,6 +50107,7 @@ uproarious/JY
 uproot/VNGSd
 upsample/SgG
 upscale/~JVSdG
+upscaler/NgS
 upset/~JNVSg
 upsetting/~VNJ
 upshot/NSg
@@ -52405,6 +52418,7 @@ EMR/NOSg
 EPUB/NOgS           # e-book format
 ESLint/Og
 EV/NSg              # electric vehicle
+EXIF                # metadata
 ElasticSearch/Sg
 Elon/Og
 Erdoğan/Og          # surname, Turkish politician
@@ -53038,6 +53052,7 @@ pro-democracy/J
 quid pro quo/Ng
 quote unquote/JR
 rack-mounted/J
+ray casting/Nmg
 re-enable/VdSG
 real time/Ng
 real-time/J

harper-core/src/linting/phrase_corrections/mod.rs

@@ -191,6 +191,12 @@ pub fn lint_group() -> LintGroup {
             "Did you mean `been there`?",
             "Corrects the misspelling `bee there` to the proper phrase `been there`."
         ),
+        "Beforehand" => (
+            ["before hand", "before-hand"],
+            ["beforehand"],
+            "Prefer the single-word adverb `beforehand`.",
+            "`Beforehand` functions as a fixed adverb meaning ‘in advance’; writing it as two words or with a hyphen is nonstandard and can jar readers."
+        ),
         "BestRegards" => (
             ["beat regards"],
             ["best regards"],
@@ -209,6 +215,12 @@ pub fn lint_group() -> LintGroup {
             "This word has a more standard, more common synonym.",
             "Suggests the more standard and common synonym `brutality`."
         ),
+        "BuiltIn" => (
+            ["in built", "in-built", "built in"],
+            ["built-in"],
+            "Prefer the hyphenated compound `built-in`.",
+            "English convention treats `built-in` as a single, attributive adjective—meaning something integrated from the outset—whereas other forms like `in built` are non-standard and can feel awkward to readers."
+        ),
         "ByAccident" => (
             ["on accident"],
             ["by accident"],
@@ -389,6 +401,18 @@ pub fn lint_group() -> LintGroup {
             "Vocabulary enhancement: use `excellent` instead of `very good`",
             "Provides a stronger word choice by replacing `very good` with `excellent` for clarity and emphasis."
         ),
+        "ExpandArgument" => (
+            ["arg"],
+            ["argument"],
+            "Use `argument` instead of `arg`",
+            "Expands the abbreviation `arg` to the full word `argument` for clarity."
+        ),
+        "ExpandArguments" => (
+            ["args"],
+            ["arguments"],
+            "Use `arguments` instead of `args`",
+            "Expands the abbreviation `args` to the full word `arguments` for clarity."
+        ),
         "ExpandBecause" => (
             ["cuz"],
             ["because"],
@@ -1160,6 +1184,12 @@ pub fn lint_group() -> LintGroup {
             "The more standard, less colloquial form is `take it personally`.",
             "Corrects `take it personal` to `take it personally`."
         ),
+        "ThanksALot" => (
+            ["thanks lot", "thanks alot"],
+            ["thanks a lot"],
+            "Prefer the two-word expression `thanks a lot`.",
+            "`Thanks a lot` is the fixed, widely accepted form, while variants like `thanks lot` or `thanks alot` are non-standard and can jar readers."
+        ),
         "ThatChallenged" => (
             ["the challenged"],
             ["that challenged"],
@@ -1341,30 +1371,12 @@ pub fn lint_group() -> LintGroup {
             "Use `worst` for the extreme case. (`Worse` is for comparing)",
             "Corrects `worse ever` to `worst ever` for proper comparative usage."
         ),
-        "BuiltIn" => (
-            ["in built", "in-built", "built in"],
-            ["built-in"],
-            "Prefer the hyphenated compound `built-in`.",
-            "English convention treats `built-in` as a single, attributive adjective—meaning something integrated from the outset—whereas other forms like `in built` are non-standard and can feel awkward to readers."
-        ),
-        "ThanksALot" => (
-            ["thanks lot", "thanks alot"],
-            ["thanks a lot"],
-            "Prefer the two-word expression `thanks a lot`.",
-            "`Thanks a lot` is the fixed, widely accepted form, while variants like `thanks lot` or `thanks alot` are non-standard and can jar readers."
-        ),
         "WroughtIron" => (
             ["rod iron", "rot iron", "rod-iron", "rot-iron"],
             ["wrought iron"],
             "Prefer the standard term `wrought iron`.",
             "`Wrought iron` is low-carbon, malleable iron used for decorative work; variants like `rod iron` or `rot iron` are phonetic misspellings that may confuse readers."
         ),
-        "Beforehand" => (
-            ["before hand", "before-hand"],
-            ["beforehand"],
-            "Prefer the single-word adverb `beforehand`.",
-            "`Beforehand` functions as a fixed adverb meaning ‘in advance’; writing it as two words or with a hyphen is nonstandard and can jar readers."
-        ),
     });
 
     group.set_all_rules_to(Some(true));