Point to automatically updated links to yomichan dictionaries in the README #196
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Considering toasted-nutbread is involved with Yomitan, I think the project will have plenty of longevity and don't mind changing the links in the README. |
The jmdict-yomitan repo of the moe way (https://github.com/themoeway/jmdict-yomitan) automatically produces up-to-date Yomichan/Yomitan versions of JMDict, JMnedict, and KANJIdic with GitHub actions. The newer versions provide corrections and ameliorations over the old versions archived in FooSoft's repos.
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The jmdict-yomitan repo of the moe way (https://github.com/themoeway/jmdict-yomitan) automatically produces up-to-date Yomichan/Yomitan versions of JMDict, JMnedict, and KANJIdic with GitHub actions.
The newer versions provide corrections and ameliorations over the old versions archived in FooSoft's repos. Though, an argument could be made that this is naturally less “stable“ and could break or even be the victim of a supply chain attack.