RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONSconstant

THE TWO STROKE COUNTS RADKFILE GETS WRONG.

Measured across all 253 against KANJIDIC2 and Kanji alive: 乞 is three strokes and RADKFILE files it under two; 舛 is six and it files it under seven. The other places the dictionary disagrees (辶, 艹 and 耂) are Kangxi counts (4, 6, 6), and RADKFILE's 3, 3 and 4 are what a Japanese school counts, so they stand.

Kept here, applied on reading (radicalStrokes, withCorrectedStrokes) and never edited into the data, so a rebuild from RADKFILE cannot bring the two back.

import { RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONS } from "@johnmorrisdotca/bushu";

const RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONS: Readonly<Record<string, number>> = {
    乞: 3,
    舛: 6,
}

import { RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONS } from "@johnmorrisdotca/bushu";

console.log(RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONS["乞"]);

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