Added some firstnames to the whitelist

[kaushal-aubie]

Type of change:

• Whitelisted some words that has shit term in it

These names should be considered as whitelist terms.

[kaushal-aubie]

#47 (comment)

[jo3-l]

Thanks for the report and the PR, @kaushal-aubie. Given the number of whitelisted entries, I would prefer to add word boundaries to the pattern instead: |shit; this probably avoids some other false positives we have not considered with the current change.

I will look into a new release this weekend, but in the meantime--if you are urgently impacted by this problem--you can easily work around it in your application by removing the word shit from the English dataset using removePhrasesIf.

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[HatScripts]

I would prefer to add word boundaries to the pattern instead: |shit

Doing this means that words where "-shit" is the suffix ("bullshit", "dipshit", "batshit", etc.) won't be censored.

Here's my original issue: #47

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[jo3-l]

Sigh. Yes, indeed, my apologies. In general, I err on minimizing false positives--and it seems like "shit" appears pretty often in the middle of Indian names in particular, meaning that false positives can be a real irritating issue--but I need to think harder about what to do here. I'll reopen your original issue.