function lexeme return wrong result

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Start by locating the implementation of the lexeme function and inspect how it derives past-tense forms for words ending in eed. Verify the behavior with encumbered and crossbreed: the results should include encumbered and crossbreed as their past-tense forms.

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>>>lexeme('encumbered')
>>>['encumber', 'encumbers', 'encumberring', 'encumberred']

but the word encumber's past tense should be encumbered.
also the word crossbreed's past tense should be crossbreed.

found that all words endswith eed return the wrong past tense.

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