docs(scope): 18th c.+ cursive Hebrew script; Yiddish in scope#36
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…add Yiddish - Minimum date is now 18th century (~1700); medieval scribal hands are out - Explicit target: everyday cursive כתב יד (not דפוס/printed) - Yiddish in Hebrew script is explicitly in scope (same letter-shapes) - Judeo-Arabic (Arabic script) is explicitly out of scope - README opening paragraph updated to match Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Tightens the corpus scope based on explicit project requirements:
Why
The dataset is intended for Hebrew handwriting recognition. Medieval scribal hands and printed material use fundamentally different letter-forms and aren't useful training data for modern Hebrew handwriting models.
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