Correction facility for Cologne declensions

[funderburkjim]

Generally, rather complex algorithms are used to derive Cologne declension tables.
It will sometimes be desirable to change a given Cologne declension table from its
algorithmic value.

For example, we may believe that a published declension from some Sanskrit
grammar is more likely correct than the algorithmic declension.

This could be done by changing the underlying algorithm; but often it is hard
to decide where an algorithm needs to be tweaked to effect the desired change.

Thus, a rather simple correction facility has been implemented.
We may effect a correction by manually entering a declension table for
a given declension model and headword.
Then, all such corrections will be used to override the algorithmic declensions.

[funderburkjim]

This correction facility is implemented by the second step of redo.sh .

[gasyoun]

published declension from some Sanskrit
grammar is more likely correct than the algorithmic declension.

We take it for granted, right.

This could be done by changing the underlying algorithm; but often it is hard
to decide where an algorithm needs to be tweaked to effect the desired change.

French go the manual way, so why should we not?