Canonical Psalm titles and the acrostic headings in Psalm 119

[DavidHaslam]

I'm currently updating Psalms to use the proper USFM tags \d and \qa rather than \s2 .
I have also changed all the non-canonical section headings to use \s rather than \s1 .
I have also changed 4 instances of \ms1 to simply \ms , so that all 5 major sections use the same tag.

Observations:

• Several canonical titles appear to lack punctuation between parts.
• The canonical title for Psalm 38 appears to be incomplete. No Hindi words corresponding to 'for a memorial'.
• The canonical title for Psalm 48 appears to be incomplete. No Hindi word corresponding to 'A song.'
• The canonical title for Psalm 88 is split into 2 tags which should really be joined, with a suitable punctuation mark being inserted.
• Only the first stanza of Psalm 119 currently has an acrostic heading (name of Hebrew letter).
  However, each stanza does have a non-canonical section heading.

[DavidHaslam]

I've done what I can as a general markup improvement in Psalms, but the particular aspects of this issue require a knowledge of Hindi.

@joshykurian

Pull request to follow.

[DavidHaslam]

Now that my pull request was merged (thanks @joshykurian ), the outstanding points are:

• 21 missing acrostic headings in Psalm 119
• Punctuation within canonical titles
• The apparent incompleteness in some canonical titles.
• Joining the two title lines in Psalm 88