FEAT: introduce word-level converter #847
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Description
This PR introduces a new base class called
WordLevelConverter, which simplifies the creation of word-level converters by providing a reusable foundation that standardizes word selection for transformation and reduces code duplication across similar converters.The key benefit is that one only needs to implement the specific word transformation logic (
convert_word_async) while the base class handles word selection, iteration, and final result.Word selection strategies/modes
The base class supports various word selection modes through the
select_word_indicesutil function:List of refactored prompt converters
The following converters have been refactored to use the new base class:
BinaryConverterCharSwapGeneratorEmojiConverterLeetspeakConverterROT13ConverterStringJoinConverterTextToHexConverterUnicodeReplacementConverterNote: I'm not sure if all the prompt converters that I've refactored should be word-level based, or if there are other converters that haven't been refactored that would benefit from this base class.
Related: #818 (comment)
Tests and Documentation
Updated docs and tests