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chore(vocab): accept "backfill"/"consequent" word families - #43
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Summary
Add four domain terms to the brand Vale vocabulary:
backfill,backfilled,consequent,consequents. Both pairs surfaced as Vale.Spelling findings during the v0.5.0 CHANGELOG scrub. Both already appear in PR-body prose: "Backfilled" in PR #38'slast-revisedcleanup bullet, "consequent's" in PR #34's antecedent-status propagation table description. Vocab gap, not a typo on either side.Changelog
Linked audit review
no audit changes needed. Vocab-only update with no
requirements[]impact.Human reviewer
Reviewer: @brettdavies
AI disclosure
Edit, alphabetic placement, commit, and PR-body authoring performed by Claude (Opus 4.7) under direct supervision; word selection was human-flagged during the v0.5.0 release scrub.