Undesired acronym expansion & workaround (two-period ellipsis)

[WillJDunn]

When a capitalized word is followed by two periods, edge-tts will often assume the word is an acronym and expand it to the full word. This has been annoying in cases where the author used two periods as an ellipsis which I've seen a lot.

Example: edge-tts --text "Young Miss.. why are you like this?" --write-media example1.mp3
Output audio: "Young Mississippi why are you like this?

Example2: edge-tts --text "Mr. Sun.. he is quite reliable." --write-media example2.mp3
Output audio: "Mr. Sunday he is quite reliable.

Workaround

Replace all instances of two-period ellipsis with three-period ellipsis:

import re
def fix_ellipsis(text:str) -> str:
    """
    Replaces two-period ellipsis with three-periods.
    >>> fix_ellipsis("Young Miss.. why..?")
    'Young Miss... why...?'
    """
    def _ellipsis_fix():
        def replace(match):
            return f"{match.group()[0]}...{match.group()[3]}"
        return replace
    return(re.sub('[a-zA-Z0-9]\\..[ ?!\n]', _ellipsis_fix(), text))

Then apply fix_ellipsis() to the text before sending it to edge_tts.

I didn't create an issue since the acronym expansion seems to occur beyond the scope of this library.