LingoTweaker data (km)
Runtime data for the LingoTweaker proofreading engine, language km.
Installing this package is enough for lt_py to find the data:
import lt_py
engine = lt_py.Engine("km-US") # or the appropriate long code
data_dir() exposes the absolute data path if you prefer to pass it
explicitly (lt_py.Engine(..., data_dir=data_dir())) or to set LT_DATA_DIR.
This is the same per-language data attached to each LingoTweaker GitHub
Release. Vendored rule data, dictionaries and models keep their upstream
licenses; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md in the repository.
License (packaging code): LGPL-2.1-or-later.
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