feat(weir): add BoarderBorder rule to catch boarder/border word confusion

[jlaportebot]

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[hippietrail]

Watch out with overusing "typo".

[hippietrail]

This is almost never a typo. I asked Google AI for the difference:

A typo happens when you know how to spell a word, but your fingers hit the wrong key, slip, or you type too fast. You meant to type "the", but accidentally hit "teh". It is a physical "slip of the hand".

The other kind is an actual spelling mistake. This occurs when you do not know the correct spelling of a word and mistakenly spell it the wrong way (e.g., spelling "definitely" as "definately").

[jlaportebot]

Good point, @hippietrail! I've updated the rule:

1. Changed let kind from "Typo" to "Spelling" — this is a spelling confusion (using the wrong homophone), not a physical slip of the hand.
2. Updated the description and comments to say "spelling confusion" instead of "typo"

This aligns with other similar Weir rules like ToLoseTooLoose, YeaToYeah, and InLieuOf which all use "Spelling" as their kind. Pushed in 2709d14.

[jlaportebot]

Thanks for the feedback @hippietrail — I completely agree. This is a spelling confusion, not a typo. The current version of the rule already uses let kind "Spelling" (changed from Typo in commit 2709d14, then briefly went to WordChoice and back to Spelling in the latest commits). The kind is correct now — sorry for the noise from the intermediate commits!

[jlaportebot]

Good point about the distinction. The rule already uses WordChoice as its kind (not Typo or Spelling) and the description says "word confusion" rather than "typo". Boarder↔Border is a genuine lexical confusion, not a finger-slip typo.