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Richie 6c8a4bfea7 feat(ebook): add protected phrase extraction library with config-driven tuning
Refactor protected phrase handling from a single module into a
python/ebook_search/protected_phrases package covering extraction,
storage, and runtime matching. Phrase filtering is now data-driven via
bundled TOML files: ignored_phrases, bad_starts, bad_ends, and
most_common_words.

Add phrase-tuning settings to EbookSearchConfig so candidate generation,
scoring, LLM judging, and matching are configurable rather than hardcoded:
token bounds, entity token limit, raw n-gram min count, frequency and
chapter-spread score thresholds, candidate/LLM/target caps, confidence
threshold, nesting defaults, and the phrase hit boost.
2026-07-24 11:38:50 -04:00

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words = [
"the",
"be",
"to",
"of",
"and",
"a",
"in",
"that",
"have",
"I",
"it",
"for",
"not",
"on",
"with",
"he",
"as",
"you",
"do",
"at",
"this",
"but",
"his",
"by",
"from",
"they",
"we",
"say",
"her",
"she",
"or",
"an",
"will",
"my",
"one",
"all",
"would",
"there",
"their",
"what",
"so",
"up",
"out",
"if",
"about",
"who",
"get",
"which",
"go",
"me",
"when",
"make",
"can",
"like",
"time",
"no",
"just",
"him",
"know",
"take",
"people",
"into",
"year",
"your",
"good",
"some",
"could",
"them",
"see",
"other",
"than",
"then",
"now",
"look",
"only",
"come",
"its",
"over",
"think",
"also",
"back",
"after",
"use",
"two",
"how",
"our",
"work",
"first",
"well",
"way",
"even",
"new",
"want",
"because",
"any",
"these",
"give",
"day",
"most",
"us",
]