differentiate between mandarin and japanese with whitelist or blackli… #45
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Fixes issue #44
This assumes that if the text contains any "hiragana" or "katakana" characters, it will go to
Script::JapaneseBecause the text will consist solely of
Mandarincharacters, this only adds checks for whitelist and blacklist logic.If no whitelist or blacklist is supplied, this what would previously have been returned:
Some((Lang::Cmn, 1.0))