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* if a search word yields multiple results, which can happen quite frequently,
interactively ask the user which one to display by showing both the accented words
(sometimes the only difference is in accentuation) and the translations in brackets
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* they are simply ignored
* in openrussian.lua, we delegate Unicode handling to SQLite
* for Bash completions, we ignore accents during matching but (have to)
preserve them in the prefix -- see comments.
* also properly escape SQL strings preserving accidental code injection.
This means we do not necessarily have to port openrussian-completion.bash
to Lua.
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* this allows precompiling openrussian.lua,
automatically downloads, converts and VACUUMs the openrussian
database and provides an `install` target
* Bash completions allow completing "bare" Russian words for the
time being.
Unfortunately we cannot complete with accents, since Bash completions
do not allow to change the already typed word (apparently) and users
aren't going to type in accents.
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* this will practically be required by everyone since I won't add
any pre-generated databases.
* this could be added as a submodule as well, but it's probably not worth
it for a single Awk script
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schema changes
* ./openrussian -p <word>
now directly prints to stdout, which is useful for postprocessing
lookups.
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* matches have to be direct, which is not always practical
* there is no reverse search (from English search terms)
* missing Makefile
* missing Bash completions
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