Re-extract native dictionaries after app updates to avoid stale autosuggestions - #704
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praise: Also looking great here, @Roniscend 😊 Really thanks for opening all of these and sending along the fixes!
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./gradlew lintKotlin detekt testcommand as directed in the testing section of the contributing guideDescription
Re-extracts native dictionaries when the app's install time changes, writing via a temp file and rename so stale or partial dictionaries are never used
Fixes : #701