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Radical intersection and display forms

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Bushu 部首, the radical lookup: find a kanji by the parts it is made of, with no page and no data needed.

kanjiForRadicals and usableRadicals: the kanji that hold every chosen part, and the parts that can still narrow them (the dimming of a picker).
radicalGroups, orderChosen and radicalsInKanji: the grid by stroke count, the choice in the grid's order, and the parts of one kanji.
radicalForm and withCorrectedStrokes: RADKFILE's stand-ins (汁 for 氵) turned back into the shapes people see, and its two wrong stroke counts put right.

The data is in /radkfile (the radicals), /names (さんずい, にんべん, くさかんむり) and /strokes (the strokes of a kanji), and the picker to put in a page in /picker.

Exports

Name	Kind	What it is
`isRadicalStandIn`	function	True when the key is a stand-in, so that the form, not the key, is the thing to draw and to name.
`kanjiForRadicals`	function	The kanji that hold every one of the chosen radicals, in the order of the first radical's list (the dictionary's own).
`orderChosen`	function	The chosen radicals in the grid's own order, not the order they were clicked, so the choice reads as a row of the grid.
`Radical`	type	A radical, or a common element of kanji, as RADKFILE lists it.
`RADICAL_FORMS`	constant	WHAT A RADKFILE RADICAL LOOKS LIKE, AS OPPOSED TO WHAT IT IS KEYED BY.
`radicalForm`	function	The shape to draw for a RADKFILE key: the stand-in's own shape (汁 gives 氵), or the key itself where it already is the shape.
`RadicalGroup`	type	The radicals that share a stroke count, as the grid of a picker draws them.
`radicalGroups`	function	The grid: the radicals in stroke-count order, grouped by the count, in the order they were given within a count.
`radicalsInKanji`	function	The radicals a character is written with, fewest strokes first.
`radicalStrokes`	function	The stroke count to file a RADKFILE radical under: its own, except for the two it miscounts.
`RADKFILE_STROKE_CORRECTIONS`	constant	THE TWO STROKE COUNTS RADKFILE GETS WRONG.
`usableRadicals`	function	The radicals that can still narrow what is left: every one that appears in at least one of the kanji that match now.
`VERSION`	constant	The package's version.
`withCorrectedStrokes`	function	The radicals with the two miscounts put right, as new entries in the same order.

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