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2.22.0 — Fixed a real gap in the rhyme engine: a bare "y" that IS the vowel itself (not a
semi-consonant before another vowel, already handled separately) is pronounced exactly like
"i" — "zéphyr"/"frémir", "rugby"/"pari", "martyr"/"sortir" — but "yr" and "ir" were staying
two different keys for the same [iʁ] sound, so words spelled with a final "y" never matched
their "i"-spelled rhyme partners. Found via a real poem (thank you, Alucard) using "zéphyr" as
a rhyme for "frémir"/"souffrir" — confirmed correct by ear, wrong in the tool. Also worth
noting for anyone who ran into this already: this fix had actually been written and tested
earlier in the process of tracking the report down, but was left sitting in a working copy
and never actually packaged into a release — this version is the first one that genuinely
includes it, sorry for the runaround while we nailed down what was and wasn't shipped.