Update cspell.json to ignore the text "Authy"

[t-will-gillis]

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Overview

We need to add the specified false positive term to the appropriate list in the Code Spell Checker configuration file cspell.json.

Action Items

• You must use VS Code as your local text editor and install the Code Spell Checker extension. Code Spell Checker can be installed either using the VS Code text editor¹ or the VS Code Marketplace website².
• Do not change any configuration settings or make any spell corrections.
• Open the file cspell.json and locate the list named "ignoreWords": [ ]
• Add / insert the text "Authy", on the first line of the list:

      "Authy",

• Add to the front of the existing list- do not remove or replace any other list item.
• Save cspell.json and then test the change by opening _guide-pages/2FA.html and confirming that no Code Spell Checker error/message related to "Authy" is displayed for this file.
• Docker testing is not required. Create a Pull Request in the usual manner, with changes only to cspell.json.

Resources

• This issue was created as part of # 5312

Footnotes

1. Installing Code Spell Checker from the VS Code text editor ↩

2. Code Spell Checker - VS Marketplace ↩