Integrate pygoruut #88
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No translation table needed anymore after pygoruut 0.1.0
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Closing as per #86 (comment) |
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Add pygoruut
For a complete implementation, it would be needed to store the pygoruut backend version into the trained model.
At inference time, the pygoruut backend version would be loaded, allowing us to load exactly the same pygoruut,
inferring the language words identically like at the model training startup time.
A more involved refactor of coqui internals would be likely needed to achieve this.