Allow higher priority dictionaries to delete entries from others#1160
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Summary of changes
If there's an entry
{plover:deleted}in a dictionary, Plover will understand that the entry is deleted.TODO: currently reverse-lookup still lists the deleted entry.I've seen the POC in the linked issue, but it has a lot of merge conflicts, it's more complex (edits a lot of places in the code to special-case handle it), it doesn't work well with the add translation dialog (by default it does nothing if either field is empty) and it doesn't seem to work.
The particular entry used to mark deletion can be easily changed. Also it only works if it's the only thing in the stroke.
=deleted(similar to the existing=undosyntax)?Currently it's case-insensitive.
Also, this means there can't be any plugin that defines a command "deleted".
Closes #726 .
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