Add graffito -> graffiti irregular rule #134
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This PR adds the singular form of the word graffiti.
Currently, graffiti is defined in the code as the irregular singular form of the word.
https://github.com/blakeembrey/pluralize/blob/abb399111aedd1d62dd418d7e0217d85f5bf22c9/pluralize.js#L436
The word graffiti is the plural form of the word, not the singular and only form as defined in the code.
The singular version of graffiti is graffito.
It's an Italian word; that's why it has a weird structure. I should also note that while this is the correct usage of the word, graffito isn't often used in English as many people aren't aware of it.