Created keyword-emoji relationship Python file for Hindi

[KesharwaniArpita]

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Description

This pull request introduces a new feature to generate keyword-emoji relationships from a selection of Hindi words. The implementation allows for the extraction of emojis associated with specified Hindi keywords, facilitating enhanced representation and interaction in applications requiring emoji support.

This enhancement aims to broaden the emoji representation for Hindi speakers and enhance user engagement through more relevant visual communication.

Related issue

• Generate keyword-emoji relationships in Hindi #281

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[andrewtavis]

Wondering a bit about this PR, @KesharwaniArpita :) Specifically gen_emoji_lexicon doesn't have a filter_language_code argument. Are you on Windows, btw? If so, then you might not be able to test the emoji data to see if these new method can work 🤔

[KesharwaniArpita]

Hi, @andrewtavis the use of filter was simply based on the queries. I thought that we might need to distinguish hindi from urdu so I did that. Is there any problem?? I have WSL btw🙂