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"optimisation" here means shortening longish descriptions to be the minimum necessary to sufficiently deliniate the concept. This drops explanations and remarks, in particular with a few to not confusing LLMs that might use these descriptions to learn the concepts. Where I changed the descriptions significantly enough to make the attribution to the Heydary-Malayeri dictionary questionable, I removed the corresponding editorial notes. I'd suggest for replace them with the git history, but I could imagine some hack to introduce editorial notes from the git history (though I'm not wild on that at all).
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Description optimisation up to 1275.
"Optimisation" here means shortening longish descriptions to be the minimum necessary to sufficiently deliniate the concept. This drops explanations and remarks, in particular with a few to not confusing LLMs that might use these descriptions to learn the concepts.
Where I changed the descriptions significantly enough to make the attribution to the Heydary-Malayeri dictionary questionable, I removed the corresponding editorial notes. I'd suggest for replace them with the git history, but I could imagine some hack to introduce editorial notes from the git history (though I'm not wild on that at all).