As you can see, the current uwugorithm maxes out at a measly medium-ish uwuification...
Obviously, this is completely unacceptable! The entire purpose of this functionality is to increase the uwuification! If it just stops, then it hasn't done it's job!
We need to increase the uwuification to maximum power to make sure that messages are always increased!
Unfortunately, it looks like the scrolls for most advanced uwugorithms were lost, so we're going to have to reimplement the advanced functions ourselves.

Python 3.7 is now EoL, and we can drop support for it.

Update uwuification to accept a list of strings that will be not be affected by the uwuification process.

A lot of the logic in the uwuification module is very repetitive.

• Update project README with explanation for PyPI
• Add docstrings to constants in src/imsosorry/uwuification.py

Org pages site was renamed from projects.letsbuilda.dev to letsbuilda.dev.

Make sure our Uwuification is in compliance with the https://archives.letsbuilda.dev/uwuification

It would be fun to document all of the historical iterations of this project.
It would also be cool to have all the links in one place for easy reference.

We would like to include imsosorry.uwuification.uwuify in the package's top level exports.

Add tests for all uwuification methods. The strengths can be set higher than the limit to guarantee the output.

Implemented in #9

i'm just gonna list some down here
* = wildcard; anything could be there but it can't be nothing
!* = explicitly nothing following
/*/ = IPA pronounciation

don't -> dowon't
/ō/ (e.g. the os in no, also, go) -> wo
/ə/r (e.g. t_ur_ned, f_ur_niture) -> w or wr, whatever feels better
/ē/l* or /ɪ/r (e.g. f_eel_s, f_ear_) (replacing l/r) -> w
/oʊ/ (if not preceded by w) (e.g. coal, sole) will get prepended with w (e.g. -> cwoal, swole)
/i/ (if not preceded by w) (e.g. someth_i_ng, s_i_ck) will get prepended with w (e.g. -> somethwing, swick)
/ē/!* (if not preceded by w) (e.g. b_e, s_ee) will get prepended with w (e.g. -> bwe, swee)

some more emoticons:
.w. = more casual owo
0w0 = same as OwO i think
vwv = more comfortable uwu(?)
^w^ = where is this (i think it's ^^ but idk)
:3c = thinking :3 like 🤔
-w- = idk maybe tired or smth
versions with w replaced with M are much sadder (e.g. oMo, -M- are sadder versions of owo, -w-) but it just feels wrong (sort of)

Porting the imsosorry module to JS to add demo to https://docs.letsbuilda.dev/imsosorry