add inflection rules for azerbaijani#23
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Azerbaijani support for inflections. Simply, it is similar to turkish with an exception - the plural suffix is lər instead of ler.
And there are two exceptions in collective nouns - əhali (population) and camaat (community)
I weren't able to find a proper way to exclude some human names (which are nouns as a part of speech) being singularized like Gülər, Şahlar which is going to match the ending lar/lər suffix, and become Gü and Şah.
The last one actullay depends on context, because - şah means king in azerbaijani. And if you would like to pluralize it it becomes şahlar (kings).