Formerly, q was pronounced exactly like k. This is not the case in finnish.

This replaces uses of:

	memcpy(dst, src, strlen(src))

with:

	strcpy(dst, src)

This fixes issues with reading past the end of the copied buffer
(e.g. when processing word-based replacements for emoji characters)
by ensuring that the destination buffer is null terminated.

Reported by Michael Curran <[email protected]>

In general, most finnish exceptions should be inside rules since compound words and inflections are very common in finnish

This affects words familynames like Berglund and Bergholm and place names like Bergbackan.

This rule "CA) rg (_" only matches the place and family names, and exempts words like "org", in which the g should be pronounced.

In finnish these are almost exclusively swedish place names (Uleåborg) or family names (Lindberg)

Mostly these are related to computers and internet (usb, ict and facebook) but there's others as well.

Clang static analysis reports this as 'Assigned value is garbage
or undefined'.

Clang static analysis reports these as 'Result of operation is
garbage or undefined' errors.

Clang static analysis reports an 'Assigned value is garbage or
undefined' for this. If no points were read from the file, the
`n_points` variable is 0 and `env_x[n_points-1]` performs an
out-of-bounds access.