Modify loader to properly handle terms starting with letters which have diacritics.

blairlearn commented 4 years ago

NCIOCPL/glossary-api#137 demonstrates a problem with diacritics not being treated as letters. This same flaw likely applies to the drug loader as well.

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bkline commented 4 years ago

Modified requirement implemented on DEV. Fresh test set attached.

drugs.zip

blairlearn commented 4 years ago

All that, and it turns out there no drug names (or aliases) which use diacritics and might be used to test this.

We shall for now assume that it works.

NCIOCPL / drug-dictionary-api