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alto2txt: Extract plain text from newspapers Converts XML (in METS 1.8/ALTO 1.4, METS 1.3/ALTO 1.4, BLN orUKP format) publications to plaintext articles and generates minimal metadata. Full documentation and demo instructions. Added Added PyPI version and MIT license badges to README.md Added pytest-cov with default options to assess documentation Added isort to .pre-commit-config.yaml to sort import consistency Added pycln to .pre-commit-config.yaml to check unused imports Added pycln configuration to pyproject.toml Added alto2txt as a command line script in pyproject.toml Changed Switch from Apache v2.0 license to MIT license, inline with project recommendations. Updated mypy in .pre-commit-config.yaml Deprecated Replace extract_publications_text.py with the alto2txt command line interface script specified in pyproject.toml Removed setup.py requirements.txt Fixed Fixed python = ">3.6.0" in pyproject.toml rather than >3.7 for consistency with documentation Fixed licensing ambiguity (now all should be MIT) Fixed typos in README.md Fixed surperflous imports via pycln in pre-commit
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