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docs/typechecking: Remove mentions of sorbet/files.yaml

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- The `sorbet/files.yaml` file was removed in 4382ee9d1404baba4ff4a1734e11fbd9c7826cb7 in favour of more obvious individual type sigils in all files.
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@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ file are always passed first (if it exists), followed by arguments provided on t
command line. We use it ignore the `Library/Homebrew/vendor` directory, which
contains gem definitions which we do not wish to type check.
- The `files.yaml` file. It contains a list of every Ruby file in the codebase
divided into 3 strictness levels, false, true and strict. The `false` files only
- Every Ruby file in the codebase is divided into three strictness levels: false,
true and strict. The `false` files only
report errors related to the syntax, constant resolution and correctness of the
method signatures, and not type errors. We use this file to override strictness
on a file-by-file basis. Our longtime goal is to move all `false` files to `true`
@ -40,11 +40,12 @@ out the resulting type errors. Read more about Sorbet's strictness levels
## Using `brew typecheck`
When run without any arguments, `brew typecheck`, will run considering the strictness levels
set in the `files.yaml` file. However, when typecheck is run on a specific file
or directory, more errors may show up since Sorbet can not resolve constants defined
outside the scope of the specified file. These problems can be solved with RBI files.
Currently `brew typecheck` provides `quiet`, `--file`, `--dir` and `--ignore` options
but you can explore more options with `srb tc --help` and passing them with `srb tc`.
set in each of the individual Ruby files in the core Homebrew codebase. However, when
typecheck is run on a specific file or directory, more errors may show up since Sorbet
cannot resolve constants defined outside the scope of the specified file. These
problems can be solved with RBI files. Currently `brew typecheck` provides `quiet`, `--file`,
`--dir` and `--ignore` options but you can explore more options with `srb tc --help` and
passing them with `srb tc`.
## Resolving Type Errors