Log a warning if NLU picks up intents/entities that aren't in the domain
See original GitHub issueIf we log a warning, this could be helpful in debugging, e.g. if you misspelled an entity while using the regex format, because it will end up featurized differently (or not at all? really not sure). The idea is something like
WARNING: Encountered an entity 'num_peolpe' that isn't defined in the domain. This can lead to unpredictable behavior.
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thanks for the input @erohmensing . I modified the logic and run the tests. I think I am ready to submit the pr now.
cool, thanks @erohmensing