Consider mn and mfn when parsing gender
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- Added a reproducing tests for Tetragraph (mn) and Flipchart (mfn)
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- Moved gender text parsing to a special-purpose enum. - Added recognition of mn - Added recognition of mfn - Small fixes in tests
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- Renamed DEGrammaticalGendersText to DEGendersText as it is closer to the gender text rather than grammatical genders
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- Added `w` to `DEGendersText` for backwards compatibility
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Fix for #63 Consider mn and mfn genders
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In some cases the gender of the substantive is specified as
mnormfnfor multiple genders.Example for an earlier version of Tetragraph:
{{mn}}is actually not correct, as it resolves toMongolisch. The correct version should be{{mn.}}Example for
{{mfn}}is Flipchart.Neither
mnnormfnare currently considered by theDEPartOfSpeechHandler, in both cases this results in empty list of genders which is obiously incorrect.I'll fix it and provide a PR.
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