add extra-phrase in rules

[alok1304]

Reference #4515

I this PR, I am trying to add an extra-phrase maker in rules. This extra-phrase like [[6]] is inserted between the text Neither the name of and nor the names of its . I am doing using another repo i.e https://github.com/alok1304/mark-extra-phrase, i also explained in this repo readme how to use this also i added tests on this repo. Like How we add/mark extra-phrase.

I am doing three things, like where we insert extra-phrase:
Replace text between markers according to rules: (eg. between text Neither the name of and nor the names of its)
1. If extra_phrase already present then do nothing
2. If empty then insert extra_phrase
3. If words present then replace with extra_phrase

• Inserting extra-phrase between the text Neither the name of and nor the names of its.
• Deprecate rules if they are duplicates.
• Add is_deprecated and replaced_by for duplicates rules.

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• Updated CHANGELOG.rst (if applicable)

Signed-off-by: Alok Kumar [email protected]

[alok1304]

Many test cases are currently failing because the previous PR has not yet been merged. Several tests need to be updated, as the current results include false positives. Once the previous PR is merged, I will update the relevant test files accordingly to reflect the new changes.

[AyanSinhaMahapatra]

@alok1304 thanks for the PR, but these changes are not mergable.

See #4515 (comment) for more details on why you cannot:

• replace named entitites with extra words markers
• deprecate rules

See also alok1304/mark-extra-phrase#1 :)

[AyanSinhaMahapatra]

We cannot replace these named entities with extra words markers, this has a huge performance hit. See #4515 (comment) for more details.