Port fmtscan to macOS with location tracking #301
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This consolidates fmtscan.c to support both Linux and macOS through conditional compilation. - Add location tracking showing filename:line for each misspelling - Include comprehensive technical terms dictionary to reduce false positives on macOS where system dictionary lacks programming terms - Handle platform differences (memory mapping flags, dictionary paths) Close #265 Change-Id: I37d39960f245ea3984d49a21e7eb3123e0ffd128
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This consolidates fmtscan.c to support both Linux and macOS through conditional compilation.
Close #265
Change-Id: I37d39960f245ea3984d49a21e7eb3123e0ffd128