setup typos check in CI (for rust repo)

[klensy]

Proposal

Add step to rust CI to check code/comments for typos, to keep things clean.

There was previous attempts to add this (links?), but they produced a lot of false positives. PR (rust-lang/rust#134006) adds that check and also contains (https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/effb23346b9ecb81090d1344f29c88a27c6e279e/typos.toml) short exclusion list, so maintaining it should not be painful.

Spellcheck did not break any other jobs on fail, it run separately and and results available in ~ 20 seconds.

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