docs: def get_wordlist(lang, wl_dir, po_path):
          #print("Looking for Wordlist in:\nlang {}\nwl_dir {}\npo_path {}".format(lang, wl_dir, po_path))
          po_path = os.path.abspath(po_path)
  
          """
          If wl_dir is given, there may be a file called "<lang>.txt". If this is
          the case, this should be the wordlist we are looking for.
          """
          if wl_dir is not None:
              wl_path = os.path.join(wl_dir, lang + '.txt')
              if os.path.isfile(wl_path):
                  return wl_path
  
          """
          If wl_dir is not given, the wordlist should live in a file named
          "wordlist.txt" either in the locales_dir for the default language or in
          the same directory as the .po-files
          """
          if po_path.endswith("po"):
              # translated language
              po_dir = os.path.dirname(po_path)
              for f in os.scandir(po_dir):
                  if f.name == "wordlist.txt":
                      #print("found wordlist in", f.path)
                      return f.path
              #print("Checked po-dir, None Found")
  
              """
              If no file was found so far, the po-files seem to lie in
              <lang>/LC_MESSAGES, and the wordlist should be in the directory
              above.
              """
              if os.path.basename(po_dir) == "LC_MESSAGES":
                  for f in os.scandir(os.path.join(po_dir, "..")):
                      if f.name == "wordlist.txt":
                          #print("found wordlist in", f.path)
                          return f.path
              #print("Checked LC_MESSAGES-dir. none found")
          #print("Checked lang-specific files")
  
          if os.path.isdir(po_path):
              # default language
              for f in os.scandir(po_path):
                  if f.name == "wordlist.txt":
                      #print("found wordlist in", f.path)
                      return f.path
          #print("If this shows up, no wordlist was found")
          return None