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feat(diary): let a correction say who a memory was for - #136
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The reading of a memo sometimes takes a nickname for the person spoken to, and a reply in the card's thread could fix the date, the people and the facts but not that. A correction such as "This was for Marge, not Homie" now sets whom the entry is for; a household member's name takes its canonical spelling, anyone else keeps the family's words. A correction that says nothing about it leaves it as it was. Closes: #133
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Closes: #133