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The
phoneticGREL function does not validate its second argument, the phonetic encoding, and silently falls back to metaphone.For instance,
"open refine".phonetic("metaphone3")evaluates to"APNRFN"and so does"open refine".phonetic(undefined_value)or"open refine".phonetic(null).In these last two cases, we should instead throw an error, similar to the one we get with `"open re