Character importing and names

[IohannesIohannium]

Due to how heavily it would need to do calculations, make the following as an optional thing that is turned off by default.

When we import a character from EU4, the converter should check if the names already exist as localized strings in blankMod/output/localization/english/replace/names/99_names_l_english.yml and [...]/replace/dynasties/99_dynasty_names_l_english.yml. The checking process implies stripping the original name from diacritics, converting the spaces into underscores, then find out if there are any strings in the file that are [2 or 3 characters], underscore, normalized string (with an initial dyn_ if a last name). If yes, it is matched. Although technically more strings may match, for simplicity we use the first one found.

Example: we have a EU4 general named François D'Estienne d'Orves. The given name, François, gets normalized into Francois and is then matched with fr_Francois; the last name is normalized to D'Estienne_d'Orves and matched with dyn_fr_D'Estienne_d'Orves. Thus, when creating him in Vic3 as a general, we'll have the following:

create_character = {
	first_name = fr_Francois
	last_name = fr_D'Estienne_d'Orves
	...
}

This ensures our general is displayed as François D'Estienne d'Orves in most languages, as Франсуа Д'Естиен д'Орв in Russian, etc.

Because EU4 puts regnal numbers in the first-name field, it is clear that monarch names are never going to be matched, but that is something for another issue.

[IohannesIohannium]

In case (as I cannot check) Victoria 3 does not employ regnal numerals, we can also apply the above procedure to monarch names, provided we strip them of the number (easily check by regex to remove [space][I, V or X][I, V, X, none][I, V, X, none] at the end of any found name)