Add bugfix and its derivatives as stopwords

[baristaGeek]

Description

Bugfix is a common word as evidenced in PR #395

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• Documentation update
• Chore: cleanup/renaming, etc
• RFC

Acceptance

• I have read the Contributing guidelines
• I have read the Code of Conduct

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Watermelon AI Summary

This Pull Request introduces a cleanup task where the word "bugfix" and related terms are being added to a list of stopwords, likely to improve text processing or search functionality within the project.

GitHub PRs

• #396 - Add bugfix and its derivatives as stopwords - By baristaGeek Just now

• #395 - Bugfix/new counter - By baristaGeek 1 hours ago

• #62 - Chore/remove supporters section in readme - By baristaGeek 3 weeks ago

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[EstebanDalelR]

Although I agree with the the title problem, these might be very important words. Hard bux often come with elegant solutions and clear explanations.

[baristaGeek]

Although I agree with the the title problem, these might be very important words. Hard bux often come with elegant solutions and clear explanations.

I agree and this is something very important to think about. Perhaps, we can use other heuristics to identify those bugfixes that contain elegant solutions and that are information-rich?