Feature Request: Exception list to suppress reminders

[jargon4220]

The current reminder system is very helpful, but it can be disruptive for certain workflows.

For example, I set an abbreviation abbr "yay"="paru" to automatically replace the yay command with paru.
The problem is that when I correctly type paru (the expanded command), zsh-abbr still triggers a reminder suggesting I use yay.
This reminder is unnecessary noise because I am intentionally using the target command, not forgetting the abbreviation.

Users should be able to add specific abbreviations (like yay in my example) to this list. If an abbreviation is on this exception list, the reminder message should not be displayed when its corresponding expanded command (paru) is executed.
This would allow users to benefit from auto-replacement for obsolete commands while silencing unwanted reminders when they correctly use the new command.

The only current alternative is to disable reminders globally, but this is not ideal as I still find the reminder feature useful for most of my other abbreviations.

[olets]

Interesting idea, thanks for sharing. And it's great to hear that the reminders feature is helpful for you!

The only current alternative is to disable reminders globally

Would an alias be an acceptable workaround for the yay/para case? abbr erase yay and then add alias yay=paru to .zshrc. On one hand, you'd lose the UX feedback that you're actually running paru not yay. On the other hand, you'd have separate places to write abbreviations and command overrides. Goes without saying that I love abbreviations, but some people would say "that's exactly what aliases are for".