A new test case named "Pronounce_Mixed" has been added to the file spelling_test.go. This new case helps validate the behavior of the function when dealing with mixed syllables. More specifically, it deals with a situation where a number and a pronounceable syllable are combined, enhancing the overall robustness of the spelling tests.
This commit introduces the .gitignore configuration file and adds SPDX headers to several files including test and documentation files. The headers provide license information in a standardized format which can be easily picked up by automated tools for license compliance checks. Additionally, it deleted a .idea/.gitignore file, which is a project specific IDE configuration file not necessary for the repository. It also introduced a README.md file providing more insightful information about the project.
Added "TestPronounce" function in spelling_test.go file to ensure pronunciation mechanism works as expected. The function tests various cases including no syllables, single syllable, multiple syllables, and non-Koremutake syllables.
Added a new unit test, TestSpell, to the spelling_test.go file. This new test safely triggers several different spell checking scenarios, from empty strings to non-alphabetical characters. As a result, the function's reliability and robustness is significantly improved.
Modified the error messages in spelling tests within spelling_test.go to improve clarity and readability. These adjustments involve changing the format specifiers in the error messages of 'ConvertByteToWord' function tests to correspond with the expected data types for better error reporting.
The update introduces a new 'SpellPassword' setting in the configuration that, when enabled, spells out the generated passwords in the phonetic alphabet. The accompanied changes include the addition of 'spelling.go' and 'spelling_test.go' files containing the spelling logic and corresponding tests. The domain-specific error handling is also enhanced for unsupported characters.
