Added local word list(s) for easy running (sort of) #2
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I pulled a fresh list off of the current Wordle version (origin URI).
The biggest time sink with the code as it stands is it only runs single-threaded. I don't know enough about Python to allow for multi-threaded, but sounds like a larf. While I work, I wanted to have some local copies of the word list (since I don't have the skill and/or time to hack into the Dropbox account of a popular Youtube personality).
I also added a json array for the deviants who prefer javascript.
Anywho, thought this might be useful. I'm gonna have fun trying to figure out multithreading.
Thanks for the lols!!
~ Steve D.
EDIT: Typos.