Add Czech stemmer

[simunic-cz]

• Added the Czech stemming algorithm in SBL, copied from https://snowballstem.org
• Compiled Czech SBL into Rust, added support for Czech
• Updated the README file

[simunic-cz]

Update: fixed incorrectly generated Context fields type (switched i32 for usize) as per suggestion in an open PR: #20

[elvircrn]

Is this project abandoned?

[simunic-cz]

@elvircrn pretty much 😅😅

I needed to add a stemmer here because a full-text search engine Tantivy depends on this package. But since it seems to be abandoned, I took inspiration from this project and created a new package testuj-to/tantivy-stemmers that incorporates many more languages and even exposes them as Cargo features so you don't have to compile and bundle any languages you don't need.

While the testuj-to/tantivy-stemmers crate is primarily intended for the use in connection with Tantivy engine, it's not necessarily dependent on it. I have seen that someone has used it without Tantivy - https://github.com/kemingy/tocken/blob/main/src/tokenizer.rs#L11

You can install whatever language (algorithm) you need as a Cargo feature

[dependencies]
tantivy-stemmers = { version = "0.4.0", features = ["default", "norwegian_bokmal"] }

and then you should be able to just import and use the stemming function directly from the ::algorithms namespace:

use tantivy_stemmers::algorithms::norwegian_bokmal as stem_norwegian;

fn main() {
    let input_phrase = &"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog";

    for word in input_phrase.split(" ") {
        let input = word.to_lowercase(); // Input is must be single word in lowercase

        /*
         * Pass the input as &str - all the algorithms are of type
         * pub type Algorithm = fn(&str) -> Cow<str>;
         */
        let output = stem_norwegian(input.as_str());

        println!("{}", output);
    }
}

[elvircrn]

Ah that cargo feature is definitely useful, I went ahead and added a missing language to both rust-stemmres and tantivity-stemmers, but thought that tantivity-stemmers was abanded in favor of rust-stemmers, since tantitivity depends on it. Seems like it's the other way around. :)

[elvircrn]

(thanks for the detailed answer)