The additional general fixes include:
* More of the never-ending italics/quotes fixes
* Fixed to use apostrophe instead of opening quote for "’Sup?"
* Standardized on the accent-including spelling of cliché
* Hyphenated "hard-headed"
The additional general fixes include:
* Fix hyphenation in "creepy-crawly" (and variants) and "well-armed"
* Fix capitalization of street and avenue names
The additional general fixes include:
* Fix "tv" and "T.V." to become "TV" like most other uses in the book
* Fix "I-I" to "I—I" and "I-uh" to "I—uh" conversions which weren't working properly.
* Add periods to the end of some paragraphs that were missing them.
* More of the never-ending italics and spacing work.
The additional general fixes include:
* Fixes to period and ellipsis usage (e.g. removing spaces before periods)
* Decapitalization of "loft"
* Hyphenation of "golden-skinned"
* Decapitalization after colons
* Lowercase them; the earlier parts of the story uppercased them.
* Consistently omit hyphens in numbered cases like "tinker seven", and ensure they're spelled out in dialogue.
* Consistently use en dashes between dual classifications, like "tinker–mover".
* Consistently hyphenate when part of a compound adjective, like "tinker-made".
Needs to be done on a case-by-case basis, as sometimes they become ellipses, and sometimes single periods, and sometimes there's a stray <em> or </em> in the mix.
Several notable fixes:
- Fixed a bad bug with <span> remover: since moving the child node to a document fragment changes the indices of the childNodes collection, this would leave several nodes in limbo, with the net effect of removing their text from the document.
- Fixed the empty-<em> remover to replace the empty <em> with a space, instead of a removing it entirely; this leads to a lot fewer wordsstuck together, which were starting to accumulate erroneously in substitutions.json.
- Warn instead of error on bad substitutions: this makes it easier to actually find the bad substitution afterward, since then the output still happens.