Replace Australian spelling entries for "travelling" and "offence"

[paulfioravanti]

In the current Gutenberg dictionary, there is the following strokes for "travelling" and "offence":

steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/top-10000-project-gutenberg-words.json

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"TRAFLG/A*U": "travelling",

steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/top-10000-project-gutenberg-words.json

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"OFPBS/A*U": "offence",

These seem to come from the dict-en-AU-with-extra-stroke.json dictionary:

steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/dict-en-AU-with-extra-stroke.json

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"TRAFLG/A*U": "travelling",

steno-dictionaries/dictionaries/dict-en-AU-with-extra-stroke.json

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"OFPBS/A*U": "offence",

Having these strokes in the Gutenberg makes the assumption that you have downloaded and are using the Australian-spelling-based dictionaries in this repo, as any entries denoting Australian spelling with an /A*U suffix are not contained in Plover.

For "travelling" and "offence", I'd like to offer up the following condensed strokes:

"TRAFL/HREUPBG": "travelling",
"OF/EPBS": "offence",

and this PR proposes they be used in the Gutenberg dictionary, and also in Typey Type.

For clarity, the full list of strokes in the Gutenberg that use Australian spelling looks like:

"STR/A*U": "centre",
"TPAEUFRT/A*U": "favourite",
"HAOURPL/A*U": "humour",
"TRAFLD/A*U": "travelled",
"REFD/A*U": "recognised",
"HRERPBT/A*U": "learnt",
"TPAEUFRBL/A*U": "favourable",
"TRAFL/HRER/A*U": "traveller",
"EPB/TKEUFR/A*U": "endeavour",
"EPB/TKEUFRD/A*U": "endeavoured",
"PHAFLS/A*U": "marvellous",
"PRABG/TEUS/-D/A*U": "practised",
"PWAEUFR/A*U": "behaviour",
"TRA*FL/ERS/A*U": "travellers",
"TPHAEUB/A*U": "neighbour",
"HAR/PWOUR/A*U": "harbour",
"KHROURD/A*U": "coloured",
"TPHAEUB/-G/A*U": "neighbouring",
"SHREPBD/O*UR/A*U": "splendour",
"SAEUF/KWRO*R/A*U": "saviour",
"HRAEUBS/A*U": "labours",
"HOPB/OURD/A*U": "honoured",
"HO*URPBS/A*U": "honours",
"PRE/TEPBS/A*U": "pretence",
"RAEFLD/A*U": "realised",
"PAR/HROUR/A*U": "parlour",
"TPUL/TPEUL/A*U": "fulfil",
"REZ/A*U": "recognise",
"TPAEUFRD/A*U": "favoured",
"PRABGS/A*U": "practise",
"RAEFL/A*U": "realise",
"SOPL/PWER/A*U": "sombre",
"SRAL/HROR/A*U": "valour",
"EPB/TKEUFRG/A*U": "endeavouring",
"HRUS/TER/A*U": "lustre",
"PHROU/A*U": "plough",
"HRAEU/PWOUR/-D/A*U": "laboured",
"KAT/HROG/A*U": "catalogue",
"O*EURD/A*U": "odour",
"RAOURPL/A*U": "rumour",
"PHED/AOEFL/A*U": "mediaeval",
"ORGS/A*U": "organisation",
"PHAOEG/ER/A*U": "meagre",
"TPHRAEUFR/A*U": "flavour",
"SEUFL/AOEUZ/-D/A*U": "civilised",
"SEP/TER/A*U": "sceptre",
"SUBG/KOR/A*U": "succour",
"SUL/TPER/A*U": "sulphur",
"SRAEUP/A*U": "vapour",
"WAOL/EPB/A*U": "woollen",

Perhaps it's worth opening a separate issue to track this? Whether that means creating separate condensed strokes for each of the entries, or putting some notification in this repo's README and Typey Type's user interface that the there are dictionary dependencies other than the ones bundled with Plover, or something else, I'm not sure yet. What would you like to do @didoesdigital?

[didoesdigital]

Thanks @paulfioravanti . Those condensed stroke solutions are great. Regarding the broader issue for the many British English spellings, I'd like to tackle that in didoesdigital/typey-type#22