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Edited Readme file hierarchy so that it's a screenshot. Added FileHierarchy.png also

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The below graphic is an alternative graphic explaining the relations, taken from private correspondence with Inari. The below graphic is an alternative graphic explaining the relations, taken from private correspondence with Inari.
Lang ![File Hierarchy](gr-rgl\src\FileHierarchy.png)
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Lexicon Grammar
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Adjective Adverb Noun Verb Phrase …
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Cat
CatLang defines the categories, and the modules AdjectiveLang, NounLang, SentenceLang, PhraseLang, and so on, all extend Cat. The Grammar is defined as a collection of all those AdjectiveLang, NounLang, SentenceLang, and so on modules. LangLang is defined as the collection GrammarLang and LexiconLang and is where you will be checking your program. You may ignore: CatLang defines the categories, and the modules AdjectiveLang, NounLang, SentenceLang, PhraseLang, and so on, all extend Cat. The Grammar is defined as a collection of all those AdjectiveLang, NounLang, SentenceLang, and so on modules. LangLang is defined as the collection GrammarLang and LexiconLang and is where you will be checking your program. You may ignore: