feat: support codespell:ignore-next-line directive#3931
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Closes #3637.
Adds an
# codespell:ignore-next-line [words]directive that suppresses misspellings on the following line. The bare form skips every misspelling on the next line; the word-list form skips only the named ones, matching the wording semantics of the existing inlinecodespell:ignoreform. The directive line itself ignores the listed words so the comment does not flag its own examples.DimitriPapadopoulos suggested the shorter
codespell:ignore-nextin the issue thread ("PRs welcome"); happy to rename or also support that alias if preferred.