Regularize English definitions in the crk dictionary sources

[aarppe]

C. ... the English definitions that we would probably want to regularize:

1. The sources use different conventions for indicating subject (CW: s/he vs. AECD: S/he vs. MD: He) and object (CW: s.o., s.t. vs. AECD: him/her, it vs. MD: him, it).
2. The sources use different conventions in separating senses (CW: semicolon, AECD: semicolon, MD: numbering).
3. The definitions contain Cree words and passages, that should be marked as such.

For MD and AECD, we should create a new field for the standardized version of the English definition. With respect to the pronouns (1), we should follow the CW conventions. As for (2) and (3), we should discuss how to best mark those structures.

[aarppe]

Currently, definitions from the three sources look like the following:

1. s/he sleeps, s/he is asleep [CW]
2. He sleeps. [MD]
3. s/he is sleeping [AECD]

We would want to convert the pronouns as follows (for such an AI verb):

1. s/he sleeps, s/he is asleep [CW]
2. s/he sleeps. [MD]
3. s/he is sleeping [AECD]

For TA verbs (e.g. wîcihêw), the regularization would look like the following

1. s/he helps s.o., s/he assists s.o. [CW]
2. s/he provides welfare to s.o. [CW]
3. s/he assists s.o. in childbirth, s/he serves as a midwife to s.o. [CW]
4. He helps him. [MD]
5. He aids him. [MD]
6. They help him. [MD]
7. s/he assists her/him or them [AECD]
8. s/he participates [AECD] 
==>
1. s/he helps s.o., s/he assists s.o. [CW]
2. s/he provides welfare to s.o. [CW]
3. s/he assists s.o. in childbirth, s/he serves as a midwife to s.o. [CW]
4. s/he helps s.o. [MD]
5. s/he aids s.o. [MD]
6. s/he helps s.o.. [MD] (a)
7. s/he assists s.o. [AECD]
8. s/he participates [AECD] 

Patterns and notes:

1. Subject: He -> s/he, except if we have a pluralia tantum verb, so it needs manual review, e.g. (a), or if a verb is unambiguously female, e.g. pwâwîw 'she is pregnant', or male, e.g. oskinîkiw 'he is a young man'.
2. Object: him -> s.o., him/her or them -> s.o.

For TI verbs, e.g. mîciw, the regularizing would look like the following:

1. s/he eats s.t., s/he has s.t. as food [CW]
2. He eats it. [MD]
3. s/he eats it or consumes it [AECD]
4. s/he munches it [AECD]
==>
1. s/he eats s.t., s/he has s.t. as food [CW]
2. s/he eats s.t. [MD]
3. s/he eats s.t. or consumes s.t. [AECD]
4. s/he munches s.t. [AECD]

Patterns and notes:

1. Subject: He -> s/he
2. Object: it -> s.t.