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Fuzzy matching to identify likely intended key name for top level and secondary 'specifiers' - #77

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Fuzzy matching to identify likely intended key name for top level and secondary 'specifiers'#77
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Fix #74

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nonprofittechy merged commit ab34f78 into main Aug 11, 2026
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# A field's arbitrary label key is not a modifier typo. Prefer a key that
# does not resemble a modifier when deciding which key declares the field.

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Forgot about that with fields. I'm okay with just not using this feature for fields, rather than introducing confusion about what field names are valid or not

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Suggest fixes for common typos in key values

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