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I'm autistic and I've never heard the term 'aneurotypical' before...
Neurotypical exists. Neurodivergent is the more "leftist" or scientific term for what they mean.
Guess "divergent" is to edgy for today's people.
Or they just don't want to be reminded of a terrible movie.
Neurodivergent/atypical/aneurotypical are more broad terms, and cover things like ADHD, bipolar, DID, etc.
EDIT: Heat exhausted me, and couldn't think well...
Neurotypical means literally none of those things, it's the exact opposite. I think you mean neurodivergent or neuroatypical. Aneurotypical is basically a misspelling of the latter.
They mean neuroatypical, which is the same as neurodivergent. Just decided to spell it weirdly for some reason.