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release version 9.0

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Problem:    About time to release Vim 9.0.
Solution:   Update the version number everywhere.
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Bram Moolenaar
2022-06-28 13:44:46 +01:00
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The location of source files for Serbian spelling dictionary were downloaded
from
https://github.com/LibreOffice/dictionaries/tree/master/sr
(Serbian Spelling and Hyphenation for LibreOffice).
from https://github.com/LibreOffice/dictionaries/tree/master/sr (Serbian
Spelling and Hyphenation for LibreOffice).
Here is the content of original README file from the repository:
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This dictionary used to create Vim spl file is the result of merging the two
LibreOffice dictionaries, for cyrillic and latin script.
LibreOffice dictionaries for cyrillic and latin script.
The merge was accomplished by concatenating two .dic files, removing 1061
duplicates using the fixdup Vim script and updating the word count.
The merge was accomplished by concatenating two .dic and .aff files (appending
the latin to cyrillic).
In both affix files each SFX (and two PFX) directive had to be appended with
the . at the end of the line. KEY and WORDCHAR directives were removed, and
MIDWORD was added. Each SFX block is the union of corresponding blocks from
sr.aff and sr-Latn.aff. Header line of each block was updated to the new
count (2 times the value from the corresponding block in the input affix
file).
The first step was to fix both .aff files by adding a '.' at the end of every
SFX and PFX directive and removing directives that are not supported by Vim
(KEY, MIDWORD).
Next, update the flags in latin .dic and .aff files so that the flag sequence
continues monotonically after the last flag number in cyrillic .aff file.
A couple of words in cyrillic dict used a latin codepoints for 'a' and 'e',
that was also corrected.
Ivan Pešić
23.06.2022.
28.06.2022.