Quoted profanities aren't censored

[shopeonarope]

Here's an example of what I am seeing.

>>> from better_profanity import profanity
>>> profanity.contains_profanity('I have to go pee')
True
>>> profanity.contains_profanity('I have to go "pee"')
False

I looked around and it doesn't seem like this behavior is intentional.

[BradKML]

tokenization and scunthropic need is a problem in this case.

[shopeonarope]

I notice that it's able correctly identify profanity when the word is surrounded by left and right double quotes.

>>> profanity.contains_profanity('I have to “pee”')
True

Since it's handling that specific case can it be made more general to handle other quoted strings?