possibility of a dictionary?

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Read the issue and identify the speech recognition entry point in the SpeakType codebase. Explore how recognized words are matched to names and whether a user dictionary can be added; the issue does not name relevant files or tests. Done means the dictated spelling “V-I-N-E-E-L-A” can be preserved for the colleague’s name “Vanilla”.

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enhancement priority:P3

use case is "slacking" a colleague whose name is Vanilla, and it's spelled V-I-N-E-E-L-A, but the program interprets it as Vanilla, like the ice cream flavor.

And you can see the interpretation above as I'm using speak type right now to enter in this issue in GitHub. So you can see how it interpreted.

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