Better-profanity

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0.7.0

- 17: Optimize string comparison, which increases performance and reduce memory usage.
- 12: Update the default wordlist to support a lot more words, since 17 helps reduced the memory usage significantly.

0.6.1

- 10 Fix compatibility issue with Python 3.5 (and earlier) (Giovanni-Alzetta)
- 11 Update wordlist and add modified spelling for `t`: `7`

0.6.0

- Add function `load_censor_words_from_file` to load a custom wordlist from a local text file.
- Add a keyword argument `whitelist_words` to functions `load_censor_words` and `load_censor_words_from_file` to ignore adding words in a wordlist into `profanity`.

0.5.0

Add the capability to add to the word list rather than replace it. 8

0.4.0

Using type hinting is a good engineering practice, but the goal is to support the community and not to limit their usage to `Python >=3.5`.

So let's remove the type hinting to enable the library for `Python 3.*`.

0.3.4

Add significantly more swear words from [Full List of Bad Words and Top Swear Words Banned by Google](https://github.com/RobertJGabriel/Google-profanity-words).

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