added functionality for dynamic word styles within paragraphs

[bcvilnrotter]

This is a continuation of #62 in which more styling options were discovered for words within paragraph objects.

This is also an issue that will helps gain some progression to #25

[bcvilnrotter]

It turns out that a better alternative for getting word dynamic word styles would be to use docx2python.

this will mean we will have to transition from python-docx to docx2python.

I will make an issue for this.

[bcvilnrotter]

as described in the conversation with chatGPT, transitioning to docx2python may allow us to get the actual font filename for the font being used per word.

https://chat.openai.com/chat/adb7125a-0297-4a60-9afe-0e6571310c53

[bcvilnrotter]

This may not be a worthy endeavor.

Dynamic fonts are something that may be expanded on in the future, but currently there are two issues with this idea:

• 1) different font compatibility between applications.
• 2) inconsistent font file naming makes it difficult to structurally categorize all the different styles of a specific font.

[bcvilnrotter]

commit https://github.com/bcvilnrotter/prototype-assist/commit/ded48f5ee644799d7629f9df77ba2699df3ba580 is the best that we can get for the time being. Here, the user will need to identify the filenames of the fonts to use by making a dictionary in the command line for bold, italic, bolditalic, and regular.

As more functionality comes in, or is discovered, we will create better methods.