feat(transliterate): add strict mode #39
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A new mode has been added to the
transliteratefunction that enforces only minimal preprocessing.You can now add an optional third parameter,
preprocessed = true, to indicate that the text being processed does not require any additional workarounds, such as converting "sz" to "š", "cz" to "č", and so on. This update should help resolve any visual issues in the online dictionary.