Add some special cases to problematic.json w/ tests

[beardicus]

This adds four special cases that I had some trouble with recently:

• every (currently 3, should be 2)
• everywhere (currently 4, should be 3)
• pulse (currently 2, should be 1)
• sometimes (currently 3, should be 2)

I couldn't think of a more generalized rule for any of these that would be useful for other words as well, but would be willing to dive a little deeper if you disagree.

Thanks!

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[wooorm]

Thanks! Not entirely sure about the every though, but see the review above!

[beardicus]

If we’re wrong either way, why change it?

One reason would be if one pronunciation is much more common. Might as well be correct more often than not, if possible. I feel like two syllables is much more common for "every", but I don't have statistics to back that up. This stackexchange answer claims two syllables is more common:

The dictionaries generally describe it as having two; /ˈɛvri/ (Oxford British English), /ˈevrē/ (Oxford American English), \ˈev-rē\ (Mirriam-Webster), and that is the more common pronunciations.

I'm also noticing that while most "every____" compound words are treated by this library as if "every" is three syllables, "everyone" uses a two syllable "every".