Makes monomorphic all words listed in #184. - #232
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This PR fully addresses #184 and would allow it to be closed. |
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There— according to the script I just wrote to check, I've no longer missed any. |
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For consistency— "naraq" is the only word who's definition has the US spelling.
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Is anyone opposed to me merging this (i.e. ousting the last bits of valency polymorphism)? |
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This is a pretty substantial change, but one that I think we all can agree on. If you take issue with any detail of this change, please discuss below. Since the diff is fairly large for a PR against toaq/dictionary, I'm requesting multiple reviews, but as I've said, I think merging this (or a minor revision of it) is a relative no-brainer given the apparent trajectory of the community with respect to valency polymorphism.
Closes #184