Add sanitizer for handling name prefixes and suffixes#4100
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This adds a new sanitizer
affix-expansionwhich is able to put together names from the name stem and prefix/suffix tags. It can create expanded and shortened versions of the name according to the prefix/suffix information. There's three kind of tag combinations recognized:<kind>prefix:<kind>:prefixsuffix<kind>:suffix<kind>:<suffix>prefix:<kind>:prefix:<suffix>suffix<kind>:suffix:<suffix><kind>:<suffix>prefix:<kind>:<suffix>:prefixsuffix<kind>:<suffix>:suffixThe marker for prefix/suffix tags is configurable. Not sure if that will ever be needed.
In the standard configuration affix expansion is enabled. That means the expanded form of the name is added when it is not yet present. This should resolve the Utah tagging (see #3280).
name:fullis removed as a recognised name tag. It never worked properly.