Update instances of ’ char(8217) to ' char(39) #25
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The inputs/sonnet-29.txt file was using a non-standard apostrophe, which could potentially cause some issues with readers' regex patterns.
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Thank you for the suggestion. I finally fixed this! |
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For future reference, if you want to encourage users to contribute it's best to not close pull requests and then implement the exact changes yourself directly. To be honest I was quite happy to able to contribute to a project that I love, so it was a bit disappointing to see my pull request closed only to see the exact same changes popup in the code anyways. |
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My apologies. I wasn't sure how to merge the PR, and I must have been too lazy to figure it out. I'll try to do better next time. I really do appreciate your contribution. |
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The inputs/sonnet-29.txt file is using a non-standard apostrophe, which could potentially cause some issues with readers' regex patterns. This generally happens if text is brought in from somewhere with a non-standard character set, like an MS word doc or something similar.