Added formatting files for AT (Austria) and DE (Germany)#11
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Add German formatting files (de_AT and de_DE)
This PR adds formatting files for German (Austria) and German (Germany).
The files include:
The utterances were tested with the
vosk-model-de-0.21model and adapted to match the actual recognized words (e.g. 'tilda' instead of 'tilde', 'ampere sand' instead of 'ampersand').Known limitation
Keyboard shortcuts (e.g. Return/Enter) do not work in browser-based applications. This is because
supports_shortcutsis only enabled for gtk2/gtk3 clients (seesttengine.pylines 319-323). gtk4 clients like Firefox and Chrome are currently not supported. It might be worth considering extending shortcut support to gtk4 clients in a future release.