text: Title: Consecutive duplicate word check should be disabled for Toki Pona
  Body: ### Describe the problem
  
  Word repetition happens a lot in toki pona (as shown in examples below), and is very likely to be on purpose rather than on accident.
  Examples where duplicate words happen:
  - Numbers: toki pona only has 6 words for numbers (0, 1, 2, 5, 20, and 100), so in order to make larger numbers like 3 or 74, it just combines existing number words (3 is "tu wan", lit. "2 1"). Because of this, a lot of numbers end up having to duplicate words. Ex:
  	-  4 is "tu tu" (2 2)
  	- 11 is "luka luka wan" (5 5 1)
  	- any number 40-99 is "mute mute [stuff]" (20 20 stuff)
  - Double meanings: toki pona has some words that have multiple meanings. A good example is "tawa", which is means "to/towards" (preposition) and also "movement" (content word). So, a sentence like "o pana e sitelen tawa tawa mi", lit. "Give the 'moving image' (video, animation) to me", would trigger the check. Non-prepositions can have similar problems, although it's a bit less common
  - Emphasis: You can reduplicate some words to strengthen their meaning. Ex:
  	- mama = parent, mama mama = grandparent
  	- mute = a lot, >3, or 20; mute mute = very very much, 40
  
  With all of these, the check is way more likely to trigger when duplicate word use is intentional than when it's not. It's quite annoying to dismiss the check every time, and possibly nonsensical to put a separator (like a comma) in between the duplicated words
  
  ### Describe the solution you would like
  
  Disabling the Consecutive Word Check for toki pona [tok]
  
  ### Describe alternatives you have considered
  
  There could be a whitelist for some toki pona words, but this would exclude cases of emphasis, and would be harder than just disabling it for this language
  
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  ### Additional context
  
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