Added a Greek Preprocessor #2086
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…ek.py. This preprocessor can be used for fixing final sigma in statements. In Greek the words that end with sigma should use final_sigma instead of the normal sigma. It is very useful in Greek language because it is very common to type words with normal sigma in chats.
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Added a preprocessor for Greek language in the file preprocessors_greek.py. This preprocessor can be used for fixing final sigma in statements. In Greek the words that end with sigma should use final sigma "ς" instead of the normal sigma "σ". It is very useful in Greek language because it is very common to type words that end with normal sigma in chats.