forgot to mark as resolved

there's a lot of characters in IRREGULAR that aren't in ascii, so uh, yeah, there's that

Are there any issues with random tests? Some are failing for me when I use a mapping from IRREGULAR to ascii characters.

there few problems:
1 lack of documentation
2 seems like there some errors on random testing
3 its not damn 7 kyu, is probally idk 3-5 kyu, thoguht might be skill issue

Function parameter in the solution setup for Python should not be "str" -- overrides the builtin str type.

1. It is better to have a preloaded dictionary for TABLE instead of a list.

{'åâäăã': 'a', 'вбβ': 'b', 'çĉċčć': 'c', 'ďд': 'd', 'ëèéēê': 'e', 
'ʄϝ': 'f', 'ġĝģ': 'g', 'ĥн': 'h', 'ĩıìīï': 'i', 'ĵ': 'j', 'ķ': 'k', 
'ľĺļ': 'l', 'мϻ': 'm', 'ňńņñ': 'n', 'őơōöõ': 'o', 'р': 'p', 'q': 'q',
'řŗŕ': 'r', 'šŝşś': 's', 'ťţ': 't', 'ũŭųúù': 'u', '۷ࡐ': 'v', 'ԝա': 'w',
'х': 'x', 'ýÿ': 'y', 'ƶž': 'z'}

2. The parameter should be changed (it should not align with built-in methods).

i was about to put each individual character in those strings as an item in the lists but decided against that... and forgot to remove the lists

... furthermore, why in the world is each string in TABLE inside a list?

The "are provided in the TABLE variable" is not sufficient. If there is a preloaded variable provided for users, it has to be explained what it contains and how it can be used. I have no idea what the TABLE contains and how it can be helpful.