Hi,
thanks for the full list of emojis!
I am having trouble with the skin tones. When I use slack my emojis look like this: :santa::skin-tone-3: -> two emojis for one thing. However, in this list the same emoji looks like this: :santa_tone3: -> here

What do you think is better? Adding the skin-tone-# emojis to this list or dealing with them with a regex and ignoring the skin tone? Or something else?

Hi, in Readme says

Complete list of emoji shortcuts. The list is a 1:1 map of emojis-list.

but

var keywords = require('emojis-keywords');
var emojis = require('emojis-list');

console.log(keywords.length) // <= 2477
console.log(emojis.length) // <= 3075

so obviously in not a 1:1 map, the others keywords not exist?

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