README: The data files are not compatible with espeak, so document them as such.

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Reece H. Dunn
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@@ -317,14 +317,8 @@ and some minor changes to the documentation comments. Thus, the C API is API and
ABI compatible with espeak.
The `espeak-data` data has been moved to `espeak-ng-data` to avoid conflicts with
espeak. With espeak-ng 1.49.0, the number of supported phoneme tables was increased
so espeak-ng can read the espeak data but espeak cannot read the espeak-ng data.
That is, `N_PHONEM_TABS` in `phoneme.h` has been increased from `100` to `150`.
This does not affect the binary phoneme format.
As of espeak-ng 1.49.2, the format of the phoneme source files has changed, so
they are no longer compatible with espeak. The binary files are still compatible
with espeak.
espeak. There have been various changes to the voice, dictionary and phoneme files
that make them incompatible with espeak.
The *espeak-ng* project does not include the *espeakedit* program. It has moved
the logic to build the dictionary, phoneme and intonation binary files into the