booky 0.4.0

A tool to analyze English text
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A tool to analyze English text

Installation:
```shell
cargo install booky
```

### Grouping Words by Kind

The `kind` sub-command reads UTF-8 text from `stdin`, which can be redirected
from a file.  With no additional options, a summary of words of each kind is
listed:

```
> booky kind < Dr_Jeckyll_And_Mr_Hyde.txt

 3914 l Lexicon
    1 f Foreign
    4 o Ordinal
    0 r Roman
    2 n Number
   12 a Acronym
   38 p Proper
   16 s Symbol
    7 u Unknown
```

Command-line options can be added to list all words of a kind.

Option | Kind    | Description
-------|---------|--------------------------
`-l`   | Lexicon | Found in built-in lexicon
`-f`   | Foreign | Foreign words (non-English)
`-o`   | Ordinal | Ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, etc.)
`-r`   | Roman   | Roman numerals (IV, LXI, etc.)
`-n`   | Number  | Other words containing numbers
`-a`   | Acronym | Acronyms / initialisms (ALL-CAPS)
`-p`   | Proper  | Proper names / nouns
`-s`   | Symbol  | Symbols / letters
`-u`   | Unknown | Unknown (no other kind)
`-A`   | All     | All kinds

### Lexicon

The `lex` sub-command lists words from the built-in lexicon.

- Looks up all entries matching the provided word
- The `-f` option lists all known word forms
- With no options, all lexicon entries are listed

### Highlighting

The `hl` sub-command adds highlighting to a text.