Add forceText
attr to allow specifying output text type
#39
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This introduces a
@cuetsy(forceText="")
attribute, which allows the author to specify an exact string that cuetsy will just render through on translation.This is the best current answer we have for problems stemming from #35, but a hack like this is quite likely to be useful on into the future as well as we run into other limitations.
It does make me a bit uncomfortable, but the fact that the generated typescript on the other side is almost certain to be checked...well, helps.