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Add hard mode.
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Creates a new mode called redlist.
Passages you find particularly difficult or would like to remember for other reasons are stored in "redlist."
usage:
wpm --redlistto play at redlist modewpm --flush_redlistto clean the redlistIn any game mode, pressing the "up" key will put the current text into redlist (a dictionary with quote id's as keys and number of times the passage has to be beaten as values) with value 3. Additional presses will increment this value by one.
During redlist mode, beating the text with a WPM score above "redlist_threshold" will decrement or remove the quotes' value from the list. "redlist_threshold" is set to 90 wpm by default and may be changed on .wpmrc
This mode currently only supports wpm. I haven't tested its behavior with --cpm mode.