More compact parse tables#100
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Closes #49
This branch was developed using changes from this PR and this PR on
langpro-container. Those two PRs should be merged before this PR can be reviewed. I have developed this PR based on a local branch where I've integrated the changes from both PRs.This PR enables the final three CCG parse artifacts (i.e. the CCG Term, CCG Corrected Term and LLF). In a meeting with @kovvalsky, the following guidelines for styling the nodes were laid out.
rule[content]. These brackets surrounding are to be removed from the output.@is common and trivial and should be filtered out.:marks the start of a 'feature', which is set in subscript. The end of a string or a special character()[]/\-terminates the feature.