Fix: Add handling for the Telugu character ౡ in te-transliteration.js #821
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srish
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Feb 10, 2025
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@Dhanushcdivakar Thanks for this PR! Is there a reason why you have removed Telugu numbers from the file?
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Description:
This pull request updates the transliteration rules in
te-transliteration.jsto include support for the Telugu character ౡ. The modification ensures that the character is handled properly during the transliteration process.Changes made:
Reason for the change:
This fix is necessary for proper handling of the Telugu character ౡ in the transliteration process, ensuring that the script works accurately across different inputs.
Please review and merge if everything looks good!