Chinese-language changes #239
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* Use <u> instead of <i>, because Chinese italics is woe
We are going to have Taiwanese and Hong Kongese friends eventually, so let's be more specific.
Mostly issues with punctuation and how line breaks create spaces, but some sentences were reworded for clarity too.
I am very unsure about this new logic. Perl, welp.
... using the two commands I used to use half a decade ago: * opencc -c s2twp * sed -e 's/“/「/g' -e 's/”/」/g' -e 's/‘/『/g' -e 's/’/』/g'
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A lot of things changed here:
The most dubious thing here is the perl code. Please, tell me if it's working at all.