Sebastian Spaeth authored Nov 06, 2020 and David Heidelberg committed Dec 02, 2020

Each word in our wordlist had a 6-digit number prefixed, and we were loading
these into a dict, parsing the digits off using the regex module. We were
then throwing 6 actual (digital) 6-sided dices to get a random number which
was used to access a random word from our list. It could hardly be more
complicated than that!

Remove those numbers, just load the words in a plain list, create a random
number between [0, len_words) and access the list directly by the index.

This is not really performance-critical code, but we have a smaller
ressource file, no need for the regex module and a smaller code base.

This commit introduces no functional changes