skpkg: variable name `cutted` failing CI (codespell)

[tinatn29]

Problem

A variable named in fourigui.py is failing codespell at pre-commit/CI.

codespell................................................................Failed
- hook id: codespell
- exit code: 65
src/diffpy/fourigui/fourigui.py:33: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
src/diffpy/fourigui/fourigui.py:361: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
src/diffpy/fourigui/fourigui.py:522: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
src/diffpy/fourigui/fourigui.py:556: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
src/diffpy/fourigui/fourigui.py:588: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
tests/test_fourigui.py:21: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
tests/test_fourigui.py:84: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
tests/test_fourigui.py:173: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut
tests/test_fourigui.py:232: cutted ==> cutter, gutted, cut

This is where it was defined

self.cutted = (
            False  # denotes whether cutoff frequencies are applied to dataset

Proposed solution

change the variable name in fourigui.py and tests/test_fourigui.py to truncated

[tinatn29]

@sbillinge @cadenmyers13 Another variable self.cutoff already exists. Can we change self.cutted to self.truncated? The variable is a boolean indicating whether cutoff frequencies are applied.

Other related variables are self.transformed (whether the dataset was Fourier Transformed), and self.transcutted (whether the dataset was both Fourier Transformed AND with the cutoff applied). For some reason .codespell is not flagging transcutted as grammatically incorrect.

[sbillinge]

we want the code readable so how about something like crop_applied or something like that. It seems clearer to me that this would return a bool. I can only think of two to possible responses to the question, "was the crop applied?". It would be yes or no.

If it was self.cropped my brain would expect that it would return the data, cropped.