Fix typos discovered by codespell

[cclauss]

PR Goal?

Fix typos with https://pypi.org/project/codespell

% codespell --ignore-words-list=avance,delt --skip="dict.txt,*.pyx" --write-changes

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Feedback sought?

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Tests added?

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[joanise]

Thanks for submitting this PR! Yes, fixing the typos is a good idea.

[cclauss]

Fixed at failing test? Modern OSes mandate a "managed" system Python where pip cannot install without a venv.

[joanise]

Fixed at failing test? Modern OSes mandate a "managed" system Python where pip cannot install without a venv.

Ah, I was wondering why this workflow did use the actions/setup-python, I guess it's a leftover from old CI files, because we use it everywhere else in our projects.

I thought it might have been related to our old use of requirements.dev.txt instead of a .[dev] install defined in pyproject.toml, but maybe not.

Hum, no, it's more complex: it's still failing, both your patch and my attempt in #69

[joanise]

BTW, if you want to exercise the CI in your fork without having to wait for my approval, you can create a PR from your branch to your own main and then you'll be able to troubleshoot on your side.

[joanise]

And thanks for your help here, but don't feel obligated, we'll figure it out.

[cclauss]

pyproject.tomll: requires = [ "setuptools>=61.2" ]

[joanise]

pyproject.tomll: requires = [ "setuptools>=61.2" ]

Right, the was my next line of inquiry, where to force the setuptools version, since the error messages complain about the version.

[cclauss]

I reverted all non-codespell changes.

[joanise]

Urgh, CI ran on the old merge commit, not on the new one with my PR merged. Grrr.

[joanise]

Approving anyway, we know this is fixed.

[dhdaines]

Oh, thanks! I was wondering about that CI failure...