templates: cyphar: minor readme updates

Some of the configuration bits were not fully explained (or were wrong
in the case of JaPitch).

Signed-off-by: Aleksa Sarai <cyphar@cyphar.com>
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@ -73,6 +73,13 @@ can add to it manually in the browser.
![yomichan settings](yomichan_settings.webp)
By using `{cloze-prefix}<b>{cloze-body}</b>{cloze-suffix}` for `SentKanji`, the
targeted word will be automatically highligted. If you prefer to do the
highlighting yourself (or don't want to highlight the target word on the card
front), use `{sentence}` instead. Note that Yomichan can be a bit peculiar when
deciding how much of a conjugated verb counts as "part" of the verb, so double
check that you're happy with the automatic highlighting.
## Japanese Support settings
If you use the [Japanese Support add-on][anki-jpn], make sure to modify
@ -118,7 +125,14 @@ word "Japanese" in its name, please add the note type name to `"noteTypes"`.
As with the Japanese Support add-on, you need to add the right field to
`srcFields`. However, because the JaPitch add-on writes to `VocabPitchPattern`
you don't need to modify `dstFields`. And instead of adding `SentFurigana`, you
want to add `VocabFurigana`.
want to add `VocabKanji`. I also would set `regenerateReadings` to true because
JaPitch provides more information than Yomichan.
Note that this can lead to extra readings being generated, and you cannot
currently force it to only use the correct reading by setting the source field
to `VocabFurigana` (doing so will lead to an entirely wrong reading to be
generated because it treats the furigana as a separate word, breaking up the
expression into multple parts).
Your final config should look something like this:
@ -137,7 +151,7 @@ Your final config should look something like this:
"srcFields": [
"Expression",
"Kanji",
"VocabFurigana"
"VocabKanji"
],
"styles": {
"&#42780;": "&#42780;",