Add Japanese dictionary #81
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Still need to figure out final letter scores, including diacritics and other variations.
According to this wiki page: > Modified letters with the diacritics ゛ and ゜ , as well as the small letters (ぁぃぅぇぉっゃゅょゎ) are played as if they were not modified. So, with zero knowledge of Kanji, I tried to find the corresponding letters that looked like these small letters, and put these small letters next to the larger versions with the same score.
There are still a small number of letters to be dealt with, but I'll await feedback on the issue tracker before deciding what to do.
Now after 1000 boards being generated, it averages 40 words per board, the minimum it found was 3 words per board, and the max was 123, with a standard deviation of 21.
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Thanks to the work from @wichmann in #36.