Fix pluralization of lynx, quiz and jeans#571
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Fixes #403.
Three words were getting bad plurals:
pluralize("lynx")gave "lynges". The classical rule([iay])nx$ -> ngesis right for larynx and pharynx, but there's no such word as "lynges". Added an explicitlynx -> lynxesrule (Merriam-Webster lists "lynx" and "lynxes" as the plurals).pluralize("jeans")gave "jeanss". Added "jeans" to the uninflected lists, next to its cousins breeches and britches, on both the pluralize and singularize sides.pluralize("quiz")gave "quizs". I found this one while reproducing the issue. Funny enough,singularizealready had aquizzes -> quizrule, so the plural side just never kept up its end of the deal. Addedquiz -> quizzes, pluslynxes -> lynxto the irregular singulars so round trips work.Added tests for all three words in both directions. The whole suite passes.