lists/dicts in vocabulary in separate json files for easier merging of changes to vocabulary.py
See original GitHub issueAs it stands, many refactors to vocabulary.py
result in merge conflicts due to custom vocabulary defined. If these were instead read from json files, this would no longer be a problem.
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Yeah, CSV works and has precedent 👍 I think jcaw might have some work in this direction as well
sounds like everyone’s on the same page, but FWIW I’d vote to keeping it simple & clean-
(1) Use CSV; probably stick with vanilla CSV stuff since this is (presumably) a temporary solution until .talon has support for lists. Just document when/what we can. (2) 4 files is probably the most intuitive for newbies, particularly with the differences between Dragon and w2l re: capitalization.