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You could definitely use a spellchecker. cspell is a great programatic spellchecker that you can add to your commit or build validations to enforce that things are spelled correctly.
It looks like you aren't taking advantage of ESLint and just using one basic set of rules for core-web-vitals. There's probably a few hundred more rules you would benefit from using. Here's a more robust config for reference.
Using classnames will help simplify conditional classes like this
A quick search found a coc-spell-checker library that looks pretty good, but I'm wondering if this would be better as part of CI/CD.
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