Failure to link definitions to certain words

[H4ppy-04]

Description

In the current implementation, definitions and their corresponding explanations/examples occasionally fail to link to the appropriate words. This issue arises when there are duplicate words or when certain words are not flagged by the lxml library.

Reproduction Steps

1. Index a definition and observe words that aren't colored that should be colored in the definition and or example.
2. Take note of the duplicate words or non flagged words associated with the unlinked definitions.

Expected Behavior

Definitions should consistently link to the appropriate words, providing users with a streamlined experience when looking up definitions.

Actual Behavior

Definitions and their explanations/examples occasionally fail to link to the intended words due to the presence of duplicate words or non flagged words that lxml does not recognize.

Possible Solution

The issue is currently under investigation. Once the root cause is identified, the appropriate fix will be implemented to ensure accurate linking of definitions to words. This could involve refining the linking algorithm to handle duplicate words or improving the word flagging mechanism within lxml.

Impact

This issue affects the overall usability and functionality of the application, as it hinders users' ability to quickly access relevant definitions and their corresponding explanations/examples. By addressing this issue, we aim to enhance the user experience and provide a more reliable resource.

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• Issue #27: Text processing URL strings

This issue will be updated with further information as progress is made towards resolving it.