[Suggestion] Add a second entry for short words which duplicates the last letter for faster auto-commit entry

[gregdan3]

I didn't see this in your table. I've been experimenting with the following table in just IBus and it has been phenomenal:

BEGIN_TABLE
a	󱤀	1
aa	󱤀	1
akesi	󱤁	1
ala	󱤂	1
alaa	󱤂	1
alasa	󱤃	1
ale	󱤄	1
anpa	󱤅	1
ante	󱤆	1
anu	󱤇	1
awen	󱤈	1
e	󱤉	1
ee	󱤉	1
en	󱤊	1
esun	󱤋	1
ijo	󱤌	1
ike	󱤍	1
ilo	󱤎	1
insa	󱤏	1
jaki	󱤐	1
jan	󱤑	1
jelo	󱤒	1
jo	󱤓	1
kala	󱤔	1
kalama	󱤕	1
kama	󱤖	1
kasi	󱤗	1
ken	󱤘	1
kepeken	󱤙	1
kili	󱤚	1
kiwen	󱤛	1
ko	󱤜	1
kon	󱤝	1
kule	󱤞	1
kulupu	󱤟	1
kute	󱤠	1
la	󱤡	1
laa	󱤡	1
lape	󱤢	1
laso	󱤣	1
lawa	󱤤	1
len	󱤥	1
lete	󱤦	1
li	󱤧	1
lii	󱤧	1
lili	󱤨	1
linja	󱤩	1
lipu	󱤪	1
loje	󱤫	1
lon	󱤬	1
luka	󱤭	1
lukin	󱤮	1
lupa	󱤯	1
ma	󱤰	1
mama	󱤱	1
mani	󱤲	1
meli	󱤳	1
mi	󱤴	1
mii	󱤴	1
mije	󱤵	1
moku	󱤶	1
moli	󱤷	1
monsi	󱤸	1
mu	󱤹	1
muu	󱤹	1
mun	󱤺	1
musi	󱤻	1
mute	󱤼	1
nanpa	󱤽	1
nasa	󱤾	1
nasin	󱤿	1
nena	󱥀	1
ni	󱥁	1
nii	󱥁	1
nimi	󱥂	1
noka	󱥃	1
o	󱥄	1
oo	󱥄	1
olin	󱥅	1
ona	󱥆	1
open	󱥇	1
pakala	󱥈	1
pali	󱥉	1
palisa	󱥊	1
pan	󱥋	1
pana	󱥌	1
pi	󱥍	1
pii	󱥍	1
pilin	󱥎	1
pimeja	󱥏	1
pini	󱥐	1
pipi	󱥑	1
poka	󱥒	1
poki	󱥓	1
pona	󱥔	1
pu	󱥕	1
sama	󱥖	1
seli	󱥗	1
selo	󱥘	1
seme	󱥙	1
sewi	󱥚	1
sijelo	󱥛	1
sike	󱥜	1
sin	󱥝	1
sinn	󱥝	1
sina	󱥞	1
sinpin	󱥟	1
sitelen	󱥠	1
sona	󱥡	1
soweli	󱥢	1
suli	󱥣	1
suno	󱥤	1
supa	󱥥	1
suwi	󱥦	1
tan	󱥧	1
taso	󱥨	1
tawa	󱥩	1
telo	󱥪	1
tenpo	󱥫	1
toki	󱥬	1
tomo	󱥭	1
tu	󱥮	1
unpa	󱥯	1
uta	󱥰	1
utala	󱥱	1
walo	󱥲	1
wan	󱥳	1
waso	󱥴	1
wawa	󱥵	1
weka	󱥶	1
wile	󱥷	1
namako	󱥸	1
kin	󱥹	1
oko	󱥺	1
kipisi	󱥻	1
leko	󱥼	1
monsuta	󱥽	1
tonsi	󱥾	1
jasima	󱥿	1
kijetesantakalu	󱦀	1
soko	󱦁	1
meso	󱦂	1
epiku	󱦃	1
kokosila	󱦄	1
lanpan	󱦅	1
n	󱦆	1
nn	󱦆	1
misikeke	󱦇	1
ku	󱦈	1
pake	󱦠	1
apeja	󱦡	1
majuna	󱦢	1
powe	󱦣	1
.	󱦜	1
!	󱦜	1
?	󱦜	1
:	󱦝	1
;	󱦝	1
[	󱦐	1
]	󱦑	1
(	󱦗	1
)	󱦘	1
{	󱦚	1
}	󱦛	1
-	󱦖	1
+	󱦕	1
<	「	1
>	」	1
END_TABLE

Differences from your table

CJK corner quotes are on < and >. That's it, this is awesome and a recommended addition to your table if you're interested.

Many short words have a second entry which duplicates their last letter for faster entry when using auto-commit. This mimics hiragana/katakana input methods that use the latin alphabet, where entering ん is possible with just n but unambiguous with nn. You could, arguably, remove some of these like sin, ni, mi, and ala; even without the duplication, they conflict with future words less often, but not none. This doesn't have an impact on typing without using the duplicated letter though.

All duplicates, with lists of conflicting words for those with fewer than 3 conflicts:

• nn
• aa
• ee
• pii
• lii
• laa
• muu
• alaa (alasa)
• mii (misikeke, mije)
• nii (nimi)
• sinn (sina sinpin)