Added FarasaSpellChecker feature to available features.

[abdullah-shwaiky]

• Included JAR file within the source files of the library.
• Created class called spell_check with the spell checking method.
• Added a test for the spell checking method in the tests file.

Notes:

• The spell checking module only works in standalone mode, does not work in interactive mode (stuck).
• Removed interactive test for Spell Checker from tests.py

[MagedSaeed]

Salam @abdullah-shwaiky

Thanks for this PR, and sorry for being late looking at it. Actullay, I am not used to check GitHub notifications.

Actually, you brought a nice idea. Since we are limited by the JARs provided by farasa team, we can add/highlight/document the feature of adding a JAR that is downloaded by the user to the package so that he will have one unified interface for all farasa services. What do you think?

[abdullah-shwaiky]

Greetings @MagedSaeed

Thank you for your reply, your efforts in making this repository possible are extremely appreciated.

I tried including one of the JAR files within the code base, but the Github size limit was an issue (and a certain license violation, I suppose?). So if you suggest the user must provide the JAR files, then the solution could be implemented and unified, and I am certainly willing to contribute to it until completion.

My recommendation is contacting the Farasa maintainers and ask them to include the unimplemented services' JAR files within the open-access link included in this module. This way, the JAR files are automatically and officially included in end users' modules, without the hassle of manual inclusion or any license violation from our part. However, their contact email support@farasa.qcri.org seems to have been permanently deleted.

In any case, I closed this pull request because I realized a few more bugs I wanted to fix, and once I re-implement the new services, I'll be more than happy to open a new one.

Looking forward to working with you!

[MagedSaeed]

@abdullah-shwaiky , can you take a look into this PR?

#27