Ignore contents of <script> tag in spellcheck

[tuxu]

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Description of the change

We're using mkdocs-jupyter to render Jupyter notebooks in our documentation, which uses nbconvert. The latest update of nbconvert from 7.16.6 to 7.17.0 triggered an issue with mkdocs-spellcheck:

WARNING -  mkdocs_spellcheck: (codespell) test.ipynb: Misspelled 'curren', did you mean 'current'?
WARNING -  mkdocs_spellcheck: (codespell) test.ipynb: Misspelled 'notin', did you mean 'noting, not in, notion'?

This is because the latest nbconvert release includes a list of HTML entities in a <script> tag.

With this PR, the spellcheck will skip over the <script> contents.

Relevant resources

• https://github.com/danielfrg/mkdocs-jupyter
• https://github.com/jupyter/nbconvert/releases/tag/v7.17.0

[pawamoy]

Thanks for the PR @tuxu. Makes sense to me to ignore the contents of script tags 👍

[tuxu]

Thanks a lot for the swift review and merge!

[hodgestar]

@pawamoy Would it be possible to get a minor release with this fix?

[pawamoy]

Done!

[hodgestar]

@pawamoy Woot! Thank you!