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Add `lower_` property to `Span` class?

See original GitHub issue

This is a feature request, not a bug. (Is there a better place to post re: enhancements?)

For convenience, it would be great to have a lower_ property on spans analogous to the lemma_ property. Looks like it would be a super straightforward change, maybe even just

cdef class Span:
    ...
    property lower_:
        def __get__(self):
            return ' '.join([t.lower_ for t in self]).strip()

Thanks in advance!

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inescommented, Mar 16, 2017

Fixed in #883!

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