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Note that the sizes are slightly smaller (at least in some cases) because dialect selectors were not working on previous scrapes. A subsequent PR will include all other languages except Latin (see
Includes all languages except English and Latin.
Note that the sizes are slightly smaller (at least in some cases) because dialect selectors were not working on previous scrapes. A subsequent PR will include all other languages except Latin (see
Includes all languages except English and Latin.
This is the first big scrape without case loss.
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I'm having trouble manually merging this so I will start a new PR. Sorry for the noise. |
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UnreleasedinCHANGELOG.mdto reflect the changes in code or data.#523 removes casefolding from the big scrape, which should give us substantially more entries in the languages that use casing informatively. This PR is the result of simply rerunnning the big scrape after #523 (and any other subsequent changes).
Note that because #514 for broken selectors in Latin is outstanding, I have not updated that data.