Fix File.stream!/3 argument order for Elixir 1.20+#6
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Elixir 1.20 swapped the modes/line_or_bytes arguments of File.stream!/3. The old 3-arg form File.stream!(path, modes, line_or_bytes) is a hard deprecation that becomes a compile/runtime error in 1.21. This call passed only defaults (modes []), so it collapses to File.stream!(path), which is equivalent on every supported Elixir version.
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Elixir 1.20 swapped the
modes/line_or_bytesarguments ofFile.stream!/3:The old 3-arg form is a hard deprecation in 1.20 (warning today) that becomes a compile/runtime error in 1.21, per the Elixir 1.20 CHANGELOG.
WordSmith.RemoveAccentscalls it at module-compile time with only default arguments (modes[],line_or_bytes:line), so this collapses the call toFile.stream!(@accents_file)— equivalent on every supported Elixir version, and it silences the deprecation. No behaviour change.