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Add script to easily check if confusable pairs are already mapped or not, and generate those entries for custom_confusables.txt
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29 days later and the devs haven't even replied to this. |
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I mean there's a PR from a year ago so I didn't exactly expect a quick response. Figured I'd just post it for anyone who might find it useful. It works standalone |
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Adds script to automatically check if confusable pairs are already mapped or not, and generate those entries for custom_confusables.txt. It is run independently of the rest of the module, but does need to be in the same folder as config.py.
Example usage by editing these two variables in the script:
Output:
