[Hyperlint] Add first plaintext check #21634
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Think I'm doing this correctly, @bllchmbrs.
Wanted to get a first plaintext check up there. Also, I'm still not exactly sure on the mechanism for denoting which checks are run on the PR level vs the background automation. Sounds like that's a backend thing that you'll be helping with?
For now, I'd want this to run in the background. If we can do this for spelling, I'd imagine a series of checks that we could roll out: