v0.11.0

• wago-verb-reminder now also notes phrases that make Japanese read as machine-written or translated from English: translated software terms (版 for "version", 回帰 for "regression"), metaphors translated from English (静かに壊れる, 黙って無視される, 〜した瞬間), words that seldom say anything (解像度, 手触り and the like), and set phrases (重要なのは, いかがでしたでしょうか and the like). Each note says when the phrase may stay. Quoted phrases (「…」, >), table rows and indented code are left out; headings are checked for words but not for set phrases. These notes, and the stop before sending, now work without the UniDic dictionary. The patterns come from yomiyasu under the MIT License; see THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.
• wago-verb-reminder now also looks at the text of gh pr create/edit and gh release create/edit in a public repository: the title, body and notes given in the command (inline or in a heredoc) and the files named by --body-file, --notes-file or -F. When it finds something to note, it stops the command once per session and text, since published text is seen at once; the same command sent again goes through.