Add the ability to pass a custom tokenizer to disambiguate via an argument #35
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It would be nice to have the ability to pass a different tokenizer to the disambiguate function for better compatibility when using different tools (e.g., when using pre-tokenized text simply split on whitespace, or pass an alternative tokenizer to NLTK's word_tokenize [e.g., Stanford]). This is important since some tokenizers produce a different set/number of tokens based on internal rules, which can lead to inconsistency in terms of how many tokens are being returned by disambiguate vs. other tools.