Update DDLm version to DDL2 1.8.9 equivalent#18
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The PR raises some merge conflicts (I do not have sufficient permissions to the repo to resolve them). Other than that, seems like a great improvement. |
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I have also tried validating the converted dictionary on my personal machine, everything works as expected.
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These changes bring the DDLm translation up to date with cif_img_1.8.9 from the yayahjb repository. Two versions are now provided, one (
cif_img_expanded.dic) that preserves round-trip fidelity but fails strict style tests, andcif_img.dic, which removes all DDL2-specific tags and adjusts some values to conform to strict DDLm requirements. The expanded version is placed in a subdirectory so that it doesn't trigger testing.