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This will help prevent code break when some user has an old dependency.
Considerations: Will need to check the lowest version to minimise the unnecessary updates
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The method WordList.QuerySuggest.Phonet has two nested loops that query for entries from a PhoneTable that have rules starting with a given character. Indexing these entries in the table by the first rule character may have a positive impact on performance.
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I would like to switch from rust-onig to fancy-regex.
This would probably come with a speedup and remove the last non-Rust dependency. This is nice in general and would enable compiling to WebAssembly.
Changing this in NLPRule would be easy but it is currently blocked by https://github.com/fancy-regex/fa