feat: look for config-files in git-repos

[sivizius]

In my setup, I have workspaces for rather large projects that consist of multiple directories with multiple repositories. Without this change, typos-lsp/typos just looks for a config-file at the workspace-root and parent directories and thus will not find the relevant configuration files. With this change, it will first traverse any child-directory per workspace to find git-repositories (basically directories that contain a .git-directory or file). It will not traverse further by design.

Other repository-types can be added in follow-up PRs.
Please let me know, if a setting to enable/disable searching for repositories is desired.

[tekumara]

One of the design goals of typos-lsp is to mimic the behaviour of typos ... do you think this deviates from how typos would handle the loading of config files?

[sivizius]

I either manually run typos inside the actual working directory, usually a repository, run it as a pre-commit-hook or in a CI. All of these use case are on repository-level, not workspace-level. I wrote this change, because I kept getting warnings about typos which I disabled in a typos.toml, but they were not read, because I had multiple directories and repositories within a workspace, which annoyed me.

[tekumara]

I can see it's useful for your use-case, and that typos doesn't have a concept of workspace-level. That's an IDE concept - which IDE do you use?

Currently typos-lsp defaults to working as the cli would, if the cli ran in the workspace's directory.

[sivizius]

which IDE do you use?

VS Codium