Transliteration files and formats

[ReneZ]

Some time ago, I defined a format similar to the interlinear file format, but which can also host the GC transliteration.
I represented most common historical transliterations in this format. I also updated my own tool to process such files.

However, there were some things that were still not easy to do.
Historically, people recorded the ends of paragraphs in these files, but it is of interest to be able to do separate statistics for first lines of paragraphs. I decided to introduce a new dedicated comment for this, and added this to my own transcription file.

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With this, I could finally check the real preference of p and f on top lines of paragraphs quite easily. I will post about that next. There is another quite interesting area of statistics that is now possible, which will take a bit more time.